FAQ

The Negroni is named after Count Camillo Negroni, who first ordered an Americano cocktail made with gin instead of soda water back in 1919.

The only way to be sure is to try all of them. And even after that, the answer may well be “all of them.”

Yes, our negronis are gluten-free. They are also free of artificial flavors, contrived personality quirks, and political agendas.

The Negroni is traditionally considered an aperitif, which is served before a meal to stimulate the palate. That said, there’s no wrong time for a Negroni.

Birthdays, weddings, funerals, parties, Tuesdays, holidays, promotions, engagements, divorces, Fridays, Saturdays, gameday, election night, date night, game night, movie night, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Mondays to name just a few.

Chill your bottle in the refrigerator first–or on ice, if you want more old school charm. Then pour into a chilled glass, or a glass with ice. Garnish an Original or Chocolate Negroni with an orange slice. Garnish a Mezcalito or Espresso Negroni with a fresh orange peel.

NYCC cocktails are perfectly premixed, meaning that they are at their ideal dilution already. If you pour them over ice while they’re still warm, they’ll become too diluted, but if you chill them and then pour them into a chilled glass or over ice, they’ll stay cold and at the perfect strength.

A rocks glass is usually the go-to glass for a Negroni. No one will think less of you if you’d like to use a different kind of glass, but the rocks glass is classic, simple, and leaves room for ice and garnish.

You can use any size ice cube you like. The big ones melt slower, especially if you chill your cocktail first, so that’s a nice way to keep it cold without diluting your drink. But no one will arrest you or look down upon you if you use ordinary ice cubes.

If you’ve opened a bottle and there’s still some cocktail left after more than 2 hours, you should refrigerate it. We should mention that in our experience this is an unusual situation, but if it does occur, that’s how to handle it.

They don’t typically last enough for the question to arise. But if it does, sealing the bottle up tightly and putting it in the refrigerator should keep it fresh until the time you decide to finish it off.

Very easily. Once your order has been packed by our shipping partner, you will receive an email with a tracking number that you can click and then track as obsessively as you like. If you don’t see anything, reach out to support@getbarcart.com.

Fair question. Send it to support@getbarcart.com and we’ll be more than happy to assist!

We ship anywhere in the continental U.S. except for Kansas, Utah, and P.O. Boxes.

Anytime a delivery containing alcohol comes straight to your door, an adult signature and valid ID are required for delivery. Because government.

We have a partner that processes our orders. They handle payments and use shipping partners like GLS and UPS for shipping. Please note that if your order contains both cocktails and merch, they will be shipped separately.

Unfortunately, orders cannot be edited after they are placed. If you need to cancel your order, please email support@getbarcart.com before the order ships.

You can request a cancellation up until the time your order ships. A request to cancel does not guarantee cancellation, but we try our best. Please send cancellation requests to support@getbarcart.com and have your order number ready.

Orders that contain alcohol cannot be returned or exchanged. We double checked with the government and they were really emphatic about it. But if we accidentally sent you the wrong item, then we certainly owe you the correct one, so just email support@getbarcart.com and we will make it right.

If your order arrives damaged, don’t worry–we will make it right. Just send your order number and a photo of the damaged goods to support@getbarcart.com and we will coordinate a reshipment within 3 business days.

We process refunds on a case by case basis. Please send us a photo of the damaged or incorrect shipment to support@getbarcart.com and we’ll work it out.