Skip to main content

Fords Gin launches The Negroni Sessions, a new vinyl LP

Fords Gin is released an LP to be enjoyed while sipping Negronis

Fords Gin
Fords Gin

If you ask us, there are few things better than enjoying a flavorful, boozy cocktail while you listen to some tunes. The folks at Fords Gin know this too. That’s why they launched a vinyl LP designed to be listened to while you enjoy their gin in your favorite cocktail—specifically, the timeless, bittersweet Negroni.

The Negroni Sessions

Fords Gin
Fords Gin

Fords Gin’s new vinyl LP, “The Negroni Session,” features nine tracks. Each was selected to be paired with a classic Negroni made with the brand’s popular gin. This is the second LP, made in collaboration with the aptly named London Dry Records (also owned by Fords Gin co-founder Simon Ford and his creative partner Kevin Dowell). The first one was called “Music To Drink Martinis To.”

Recommended Videos

The Negroni Sessions was curated in collaboration with Craft Recordings and its Jazz Dispensary Imprint. It features funk, jazz, acid-jazz, “cosmic explorations,” and more. Not only does this LP come with the perfect music to sip a Negroni to, but it also features information about the history of the drink and nine Negroni cocktail recipes (one for each track) from some of the most well-known bartenders in the world.

“The Negroni Sessions invites you to sink deeper into the complex, alluring layers of the Negroni cocktail,” Simon Ford, co-founder of Fords Gin, said in a press release.

“There could be no better partners than Craft Recordings and Jazz Dispensary for matching music to this inimitable drink. It has been a privilege to explore their incredible collections while bringing this record to life. By digging into musical history through the lens of a famously polarizing serve — the bartenders’ handshake that is undeniably rich with symbolism — we hope we have succeeded in highlighting its signature characteristics, with music that amplifies that delicious Negroni moment for all.”

Where can I buy it?

Negroni sbagliato
bhofack2 / iStock

The Negroni Sessions is available exclusively on ReserveBar as a limited-release giveaway, bundled with every purchase of a bottle of Fords Gin.

Christopher Osburn
Christopher Osburn is a food and drinks writer located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. He's been writing professional
Buffalo Trace Distillery is releasing a new blend of ultra-aged wheat whiskeys
Weller Millennium is a can't-miss expression for wheat whiskey fans
Buffalo Trace

Famed Kentucky-based distillery Buffalo Trace recently announced the release of a super-premium blend of wheat whiskeys called Weller Millennium. On top of that, the brand is also releasing Weller 18 Years Old, its oldest age statement whiskey to date.
Weller Millenium

Both whiskeys were crafted to pay tribute to the original wheated bourbons created by William Larue Weller in 1847. Weller Millennium is the second release of this rare whiskey. First released in May 2024, Weller Millennium #2 is a blend of vintage straight wheated bourbons and wheat whiskeys. Each of the included whiskeys was distilled at Buffalo Trace in 2001, 2003, and 2006.

Read more
Old Fitzgerald Bourbon’s new Hospitality Concierge is a well-known culinary expert
Old Fitzgerald Bourbon hired Gail Simmons as its new Hospitality Concierge
Old Fitzgerald

There aren't many American bourbon brands more historical and timeless than Old Fitzgerald. This iconic, award-winning brand, well-known for its wheated bourbon, was founded in the late 1800s. With all that history, recently, the brand announced it was entering a new era of hospitality by creating a new job title: the Old Fitzgerald Hospitality Concierge.
Old Fitzgerald Hospitality Concierge

Not only is Old Fitzgerald adding this new job to its organization, but it's also hiring Gail Simmons, one of the most well-known culinary experts and television personalities, for this position.

Read more
Move over margarita: This Lebanese-inspired cocktail is your new summer sip
A Lebanese cocktail
Cocktails at Beity.

Summer gives us many reasons to celebrate, from graduations and long lazy days to vacations that have been on the calendar for months. Such occasions deserve something to toast with, like a dry Sauvignon Blanc or a pro-level Margarita. Or perhaps something a little more unusual to appease intrepid tastebuds?

Granted, the classics are great, from Old Fashions to signature tiki drinks, but sometimes you want something extra unique. That's where Beity comes into play. The Chicago restaurant specializes in neo-Lebanese food and has an award-winning cocktail program. We couldn't resist when they offered us a recipe for a drink that combines gin with green Chartreuse and a touch of arak, a Lebanese anise-based concoction.

Read more