However you might feel about the idea of "the drink of the summer," I bet you remember your first Aperol Spritz. I do. It was in the early 2000s when Aperol was acquired by Gruppo Campari and suddenly ...

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More than a century ago, a spritz, was just a spritzen of soda water meant to tamp down overly shape wine for interloping Austrian soldiers meandering around Venice. Over the decades, Venetians ...

Summer's here and you know what that means ... It's spritz season! Delicious and light, a spritzer is one of my favorites. And as far as cocktails go, it's a lower alcohol option, which is ...

This wine-based cocktail in its modern form consists of prosecco, digestive bitters and soda water. The prosecco adds fizz to a drink that had traditionally been made with nonsparkling white wine.

Our expert explains the various spritz cocktails, from familiar classics to modern variations, to help you find the perfect ...

In recent years, stateside drinkers have come to embrace the Aperol Spritz and have at least given the Campari Spritz a chance. So now, we think it’s time to let you all in on a little Venetian secret ...

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Think of spritz recipes and Italian classics come to mind. The most famous of them all is the orange-hued Aperol spritz, a slightly sweet aperitif with a bitter bite that originated in northern Italy.

The spritz originated in 19th century Italy. But it has evolved in recent years from Italian aperitif to global cocktail. This wine-based cocktail in its modern form consists of prosecco, digestive ...