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Aperol Spritz

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One of my all time favorite aperitifs is the Italian “Aperol Spritz” which is very popular all over Europe. “Spritz” is a German term for adding a splash of Seltzer water to white wines. And is believed to be originated in the 19th century.

You generally use either Prosecco, champagne or white wine. I used white wine today because that’s what I had at home.

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aperol spritz recipe which is aperol with wine, seltzer water, ice and a slice of orange

Aperol Spritz

ingredients:

3 parts white wine or Prosecco
2 parts Aperol
1 splash of seltzer
ice cubes in wine glass
a slice of orange

white wine, aperol, orange and seltzer used to make Aperol Spritz
Let me show you:

slicing orange for Aperol Spritz

adding seltzer water to Aperol and white wineslime of orange added to Aperol Spritz
Aperol Spritz summer drink

So yummy! Regardless how you like aperitif or wine, you should definitely try @SantaMargheritaUSA’s flavorful Italian wines. I know it will be on my wine rack from now on. Delicious!

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  1. ok that dish looks delicious! also i love your hair like that! AND we have the same taste in wine- i don’t like sweet either. pinot grigio was once my favorite but i discovered that white started giving me headaches so now i go with reds- dry full body oaky is my favorite! this is why we need to live near one another.

  3. You cut your hair!!!! Looks great too!
    Yuuuuum! I love Doodles $ wine myself. And being a retired bartender (among several other trades) I have been making Spritzers more years than I am willing to admit. I have never tasted Aperol and will try and remember to buy it for a try. Campari and I will say it took me a few different tastings to acquire a taste for it and still not a favorite for me. Looking forward to trying the Aperol.

  5. Your post reminds me of another Blogger who I follow. His site is called “A Garden For The Kitchen”. You both share a love for wine. I think you will enjoy his recipes and writing style.