Aperol Spritz
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Aperol Spritz

Don't let the bright orange color dissuade you. This bubbly and refreshing cocktail is the perfect summer drink to lend some Italian flair to your quarantine staycation. - Meghan

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Don’t let the bright orange color dissuade you. This bubbly and refreshing cocktail is the perfect summer drink to lend some Italian flair to your quarantine staycation. – Meghan

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Aperol Spritz

Aperol Spritz

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  • Author: Meghan
  • Total Time: 10 minutes
  • Yield: 2 servings 1x
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Don’t let the bright orange color dissuade you. This bubbly and refreshing cocktail is the perfect summer drink to lend some Italian flair to your quarantine staycation.

Ingredients

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  • 4 oz Aperol
  • 6 oz dry prosecco (roughly one 187mL mini split)
  • Club soda or unflavored sparkling water
  • Orange slices (optional)
  • Ice

Instructions

  1. Divide the Aperol and then the prosecco evenly between two glasses of ice
  2. Add a splash of club soda and an orange slice to each glass
  3. Stir and enjoy!
Meghan Cordella
Meghan Cordella
Categories: Cocktails
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