We want to make sure you taste this version of the traditional Aperol spritz, which utilizes an altered ratio of Aperol to prosecco to soda water for a drink that's a little less sweet and a lot more refreshing
Don't automatically give up on the negroni's numerous versions if you think it's a little too strong for your palate. The bittersweet punch of this silky cocktail is subdued by an additional splash of gin;
We really believe that a little scotch can make a cocktail sing. Inspired by the Penicillin, this whiskey sour with a hint of Aperol is served with a scotch float. It functions.
Equal-parts cocktail recipes, such as this wonderful number, the Last Word, the Negroni, and the Corpse Reviver #2, have the advantage of being incredibly simple to commit to memory.
This is another equal parts Aperol drink, but instead of bourbon, mezcal, herbal yellow Chartreuse, and lemon, you'll get lime. The result is a refreshing drink that's acidic, lemony, and mildly smokey.
The combination of fragrant elderflower liqueur and smooth, lemony Aperol has a certain allure. When blended in the proper proportions, like in this drink, their flavor is like the greatest fruit punch you've ever had.
Let's go ahead and introduce our good friend Aperol to your standard margarita. We have no doubt that they will get along wonderfully.
This drink can be compared to a cucumber-scented martini, however instead of dry vermouth, Aperol is used. Make sure there are no tiny cucumber pieces in your glass by using a tea filter.