Spritz recipe
Spritz ingredients
45 ml Galliano L’Aperitivo
90 ml Prosecco
30 ml Sparkling Water
1,5 oz Galliano L’Aperitivo
3 oz Prosecco
1 oz Sparkling Water
Alcohol content
1.7 units. A unit describes the amount of alcohol in your drink. The higher the number of units, the more alcohol is in your drink. Explore further.
Serve
Build ingredients into an ice-filled glass. Garnish with orange wheel.
What is an aperitif?
An aperitif cocktail is a type of cocktail that is typically served before a meal to stimulate the appetite. The word “aperitif” comes from the French word “apéritif,” which means “to open.” The purpose of an aperitif cocktail is to “open” or awaken the taste buds, preparing them for the flavors and textures to come in the meal. It is designed to be light, refreshing, and low in alcohol content, making it a perfect drink to enjoy as a pre-dinner drink. Some popular examples of aperitif cocktails include the Negroni, Spritz, and French 75.
The purpose of an aperitif cocktail is not only to whet the appetite but also to provide a moment of relaxation and socialization before the meal. It is a time-honored tradition in many cultures to enjoy an aperitif cocktail before sitting down to dinner, and it is a great way to kick off a night of good food and good company.
What is the difference between an aperitif and an aperitif cocktail?
While some cocktails can be served as an aperitif, not all aperitifs are cocktails. Aperitifs can also be served on their own, without being mixed with any other ingredients. The main difference between an aperitif and a cocktail is the purpose and the style of the drink. Aperitifs are meant to stimulate the appetite, while cocktails are more diverse in their flavor profiles and can be consumed for a variety of reasons.
Galliano has created its own recipe for a delicious aperitif cocktail recipe. The Spritz is an easy and refreshing typical Italian aperitif cocktail. It’s well designed and a delicious drink, especially for when the weather starts to get hot.
