Aperol Spritz Duo Pack: Includes Aperol 35 cl and Cinzano Prosecco 37.5 cl

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Following the colour given in the leaflet I took two wine glasses and put three ice cubes into each, I then poured the Prosecco first and once the bubbles settled I poured the Aperol until the colour looked correct, to me this seemed to be about a 50/50 mix. The new Aperol Spritz Ready to Serve bottles, available in packs of three (20cl per bottle), are excellent for any unexpected gathering with friends, whether at home, on a picnic, or barbecue. Aperol was created in 1919 in Padova, Italy, by the Barbieri Brothers who launched the revolutionary idea of an aperitif with an alcohol content of only 11 percent. This duo of personalised Prosecco and Aperol is perfect for either an Aperol Spritz lover or someone who has never tried one.

We treat all personalised bottles individually, taking our time and experience to set out your message to create the most impactful bottle decoration possible. With its brilliant orange glow, delightful bubbles, and effortless charm, the Aperol Spritz elevates the daytime drinking occasion. This pack comes with two bottles, one of Aperol and the other of Prosecco, with these you get a small instruction leaflet that shows how it should be mixed.

You can also discover our selection of award-winning wines from the Vitae Guide of the Italian Sommelier Association, from the Bibenda Guide, from the Vini d'Italia guide of L'Espresso, from the Italian Wines of Gambero Rosso, from Le Guide Hachette, from the Yearbook Luca Maroni's best Italian wines, Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate, Veronelli's wines from the Gold Guide or Wine Spectator with its ratings on the best wines in the world. It is the perfect accompaniment with food during a brunch or an informal gathering at home with whoever you want. Our range is continuously improved and refreshed and your gift selection and presentation may vary slightly.

Each bottle captures the vibrant orange Italian aperitif and its unique recipe of citrus oil infused with precious herbs and roots, sparkling wine, and soda.These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. Personally, as an Aperol spritz enjoyer (and an amaro enthusiast at large), I was skeptical that a prepackaged spritz could stand up to the traditional version. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. Without these technologies, things like personalised recommendations, your account preferences, or localisation may not work correctly.

This may include increase the size of some fonts within the message to pay particular focus on key lines or phrases, spacing message over extra lines and removing unnecessary punctuation. It is recommended to carefully read the label, warnings and instructions on the package before consuming or using the product. Throughout the years Aperol Spritz has become a versatile drink suitable to different types of food and moments from a quick toast after a long day to those relaxed weekend brunches we all love. Aperol was created by the Barbieri brothers and launched in 1919 at the Padua International Fair, soon becoming one of the Italians’ favorite liqueurs. Although, throughout the years Aperol Spritz became a versatile drink suitable anytime and for any social occasion: it can be enjoyed as a true Italian aperitif, before lunch or dinner, as a lighter option at an after-work get-together with colleagues and friends, during an informal gathering like a brunch or as an accompaniment with food.If, on the other hand, you are a bar, or a pub, or a restaurant, and you have discovered some labels that you would like to serve. Images should contain lots of brightness and contrast, the more an image is in shadow, or the sunlight is behind the subject the less detail will be achieved. Try them our with any flavors but we love it with Iconic Lime Leaf Tonic, Watermelon Rose Tonic , and Saffron Peach Sour . It was originally intended as an aperitif for women, as it was less bitter than other Italian aperitifs of the time.