The traditional spritz formula calls for...
a bitter aperitif lengthened with sparkling wine and soda water; here, we swap the water for a bracingly tart Italian lemon soda to offset the light bitterness of Sirene, a modern hand-made aperitif from northern Italy. The result is a bright, citrusy, and endlessly refreshing aperitif perfect for these hot summer afternoons.
What You'll Need
Ingredients
- ice
- lemon peel
- 1 ounce of Liquore delle Sirene Americano Bianco
- 3 ounces of Veneto Frizzante
- 2 ounces of Limonata soda
Equipment
- cocktail jigger
- peeler
- favorite glassware
What you'll have to do
Step 1
Fill a wine glass with ice.
Step 2
Add 1oz Sirene Bianco, 3oz Prosecco, and 2oz of A'Siciliana Limontata.
Step 3
Garnish with a lemon peel and dream of Italy.
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Vermouth & Dessert Wines
Sirene Americano Bianco
Vendor:
Liquore delle Sirene
Verona - Italy
Verona - Italy
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$43
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Mixers & Non-alcoholic
Limonata Soda
Vendor:
A'Siciliana
Sicily - Italy
Sicily - Italy
Regular price
$3
$3
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