Easy Spritz— by Gastrona

Wine cocktail

Rosé spritz

Dry rosé, soda, and one piece of fruit. Sweet pink wine need not apply.

5 min1 drinkEasy

A rosé spritz with a strawberry and an orange slice.

Ingredients & ratios

Dry rosé, lengthened. · 1 drink

  • 120 mlCold dry rosé
  • 40 mlSoda water, chilled
  • 1Strawberry, sliced
  • 1Orange slice

Steps

Build it in a wine glass.

  1. 1Pour dry rosé over ice.
  2. 2Add soda.
  3. 3Garnish with strawberry and orange. Do not muddle the berry.

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Rosé spritz is only good when the wine is dry. Off-dry pink wine plus soda tastes like a cooler from a festival. Read the label, or taste the wine on its own first.

The fruit is a garnish, not a purée. If you want peach in the glass, make the peach spritz on prosecco instead.

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