Don’t try to reinvent the wheel here, folks: Simple is often best. The classic Aperol Spritz uses three parts prosecco, two parts Aperol, and one part soda water. To make it less alcoholic ...

Neither the Aperol spritz nor the sbagliato contain a full-proof spirit base, and both drinks share Prosecco as one of their three main ingredients. But this is largely where these neo-classic ...

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The Aperol Spritz fits into the spritz cocktail category. Beloved in Italy, classic spritzes contain sparkling wine, Amari (i ...

If an Aperol spritz — the Venetian cocktail made from Aperol, prosecco and soda water — is the drink of summer, then this Aperol Spritz Bundt Cake is definitely the cake of summer.

We’ve put together a simple CBD-infused variant on the Aperol Spritz. Anyone who loves citrus, sweetness, and a healthy dose ...

Finally, for a "sweet and crisp" take on a spritz, Amy Beecham in Stylist advised replacing Aperol with St-Germain elderflower liqueur. Top the fruity spirit with prosecco, soda and a wedge of ...

Christopher Testani for The New York Times Easy to commit to memory, this recipe follows the classic ratio of 3 parts Prosecco, 2 parts Aperol and 1 part sparkling water, but you can add another ...