Spritz Recipes
Jan 14, 2025, Updated Apr 07, 2025
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These spritz recipes are the perfect way to add a burst of flavor and fun to any occasion. From timeless classics to creative twists, these refreshing, bubbly drinks are easy to make and always a hit. Keep scrolling to find your next favorite, you’ll want to try them all!
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I’ve been making spritzes for years and included a few of my favorites in my book, Entertaining with Charm. They’re a staple at my gatherings – beautiful, balanced, and delicious.
The recipes are simple, versatile, and perfect for any occasion. There’s a spritz for everyone!
Whether you’re looking for a mocktail option or a cocktail to impress your guests, this roundup has something for everyone.
French Spritz
This elegant spritz combines elderflower liqueur, Prosecco, and soda water, resulting in a floral, lightly sweet cocktail that feels effortlessly sophisticated.
Gin Spritz
A refreshing twist on a classic, this recipe features gin and jam, sparkling water, and citrus, creating a crisp and botanical drink perfect for gin lovers.
Aperol Spritz Mocktail
All the vibrant flavors of an Aperol spritz without the alcohol! This mocktail uses orange juice and a touch of zero-proof bitters for a delightful, bubbly alternative.
Aperol Spritz
A timeless classic, the Aperol spritz combines Prosecco, Aperol, and soda water for a bittersweet, citrusy drink that’s perfect as an aperitif.
Strawberry Aperol Spritz
Fresh strawberries take the classic Aperol spritz to the next level, adding a touch of natural sweetness and a fruity twist.
Matcha Spritz
A unique and modern take, this mocktail spritz recipe blends matcha and sparkling water for a drink that’s earthy, bubbly, and utterly Instagram-worthy.
Carrot Spritz
A bright and refreshing twist on the classic spritz, this Carrot Spritz is made with carrot juice, Prosecco, and a splash of Aperol. It’s earthy, slightly sweet, and perfect for springtime sipping!
Lemon Spritz
Bright and citrusy, the lemon spritz features limoncello, Prosecco, and soda water for a refreshingly tangy drink that’s ideal for summer lemon gathering!
Lemon Lime Mocktail Spritz
This mocktail is a zesty, non-alcoholic option that combines fresh lemon and lime juice with soda water for a tart, bubbly refresher.
Hugo Spritz
I sipped this all throughout our time in Italy this past summer! This light and fragrant spritz is made with elderflower syrup, Prosecco, soda water, and fresh mint, creating a drink that’s as refreshing as it is delicious.
Apple Cider Spritz
A cozy fall favorite, this recipe combines sparkling apple cider, Prosecco, and a splash of ginger liqueur for a crisp, spiced drink.
Easy Rosé Spritz
This rosé-based spritz is light, fruity, and incredibly easy to make, perfect for sipping on warm afternoons or at casual get-togethers.
Apple and Ginger Wine Spritz
A delightful blend of tart apple juice, ginger beer, and sparkling white wine, this spritz has a spicy-sweet flavor profile that’s perfect for any time of year.
Frequently Asked Questions
A spritz is a bubbly drink traditionally made with sparkling wine, a bitter or sweet liqueur, and soda water, but it can also include creative ingredients for different flavors.
Yes! You can prepare the base (liqueur and juice) in advance and add sparkling white wine, Prosecco, and soda water just before serving to keep it bubbly.
A large wine glass is the traditional choice, as it allows plenty of room for ice and garnishes.
How to Set Up a Spritz Recipe Bar
A spritz bar is a stylish and interactive way to let guests create their own delicious drinks, and it’s easier than you think! Follow these simple steps inspired by my full guide on how to create a spritzer bar:
Start with essentials: Set out chilled Prosecco and any sparkling white wine, soda water, and a variety of liqueurs like Aperol, limoncello, elderflower syrup, or even a non-alcoholic option.
Offer fresh garnishes: Provide citrus slices, fresh herbs like mint and rosemary, edible flowers, and berries for guests to customize their spritzes.
Keep it cold: Include a large bucket of ice to ensure everything stays chilled and refreshing.
Use clear signage: Display an easy 3:2:1 recipe ratio (3 parts prosecco, 2 parts liqueur, 1 part soda water) so everyone can mix their perfect spritz.
Add charm: Arrange everything on a tray or bar cart with wine glasses, pretty napkins, and small bowls for garnishes to make it look inviting.
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