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How to make Aperol Spritz

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What is Aperol Spritz cocktail?

The Aperol Spritz is more than just a drink. It’s a vibrant splash of orange in your glass, a symbol of relaxed evenings and good company. With its unmistakable bittersweet flavour and sparkling personality, the Aperol Spritz captures the spirit of long summer nights, rooftop laughs, and laid-back aperitivo hours. Curious to bring that same atmosphere home? Explore the original Aperol Spritz recipe and learn how to serve it just like they do in Italy’s most charming bars.

Aperol Spritz Official Recipe

Ingredients

  • 3 parts (75ml) of Prosecco D.O.C.
  • 2 parts (50ml) of Aperol
  • 1 splash (25ml) of soda
  • A slice of orange

Recipe

  1. Fill a large wine glass with ice.
  2. First pour 3 parts (75ml) of Prosecco.
  3. Add 2 parts (50ml) of Aperol.
  4. Top with 1 splash (25ml) of soda.
  5. Garnish with a slice of orange.
  6. Enjoy with friends!
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Aperol Spritz Cocktail Recipe Approved by the IBA.

Ingredients
Preparation
Serving
Ingredients
3 parts 90 ml of Prosecco D.O.C.
2 parts 60 ml of Aperol
1 splash 1 splash of soda water
1 slice 1 slice of orange
Preparation
1 Fill the glass with ice.
1 Fill the glass with ice.
2 Pour in 3 parts of Prosecco D.O.C.
2 Pour in 90 ml of Prosecco D.O.C.
3 Add 2 parts of Aperol
3 Add 60 ml of Aperol
4 Top up with 1 part of soda water.
4 Top up with 30 ml of soda water.
5 Garnish with a slice of orange
5 Garnish with a slice of orange
Serving

Serve in a wine glass.

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Planning to serve Aperol Spritz to guests?

Find out how many bottles you’ll need.

Number of People

Aperol Spritzes per Person

Bottle needed:

Aperol (70 cl) 1
Prosecco D.O.C. (75 cl) 1
Soda Water (50 cl) 1
Tip and Tricks

Aperol Spritz 3 2 1 recipe: how It works

Mastering the Aperol Spritz is simple once you understand the classic 3-2-1 rule. This is one of the best ways to make Aperol Spritz, using the perfect balance of ingredients to achieve its iconic taste. The Aperol Spritz proportions are easy to remember: 3 parts Prosecco (90 ml), 2 parts Aperol (60 ml), and 1 part soda water (30 ml). If you’re not using a jigger or measuring cup, just follow the colour cue as you pour—aim for that vibrant orange hue that defines the drink. Serve it in a large wine glass filled with ice and garnish with a slice of orange. Simple, precise, and authentically Italian.

FAQs

Which glass should be used for an Aperol Spritz?

The ideal Aperol Spritz glass is a large wine glass, giving plenty of room for ice, bubbles, and a vibrant orange slice to complete the perfect serve..

What is the best Prosecco for Aperol Spritz?

The best Prosecco for Aperol Spritz is a dry or extra dry variety, offering the perfect crispness to balance Aperol’s bittersweet flavour.

What is the best soda water for Aperol Spritz?

The best soda water for an Aperol Spritz is a high-quality, neutral-flavoured sparkling water that adds crisp effervescence without overpowering the cocktail.

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What to pair with Aperol Spritz?

Aperol Spritz is a versatile drink that pairs beautifully with a wide variety of foods. In Italy, it’s traditionally served with cicchetti – small bites such as olives, cured meats, or crostini. These savoury snacks enhance the cocktail’s unique bittersweet profile. In Ireland, you can enjoy it alongside some local favourites: from aged Irish cheeses and smoked salmon canapés to artisan crackers and savoury pies. Whether you’re planning a light brunch or an aperitif-style evening, Aperol Spritz adds a refreshing touch to many flavour combinations.

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