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Aperol Spritz Set (Aperol 1,0L + Cinzano Prosecco 0,75L) 11%

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Aperol Spritz Set (Aperol 1.0L + Cinzano Prosecco 0.75L) 11%

Davide Campari Milano

Aperol has been around since the beginning of the 20th century. Back then, the brothers developed the aperitif especially for the international trade fair in Padua and the name is based on the French word 'aperitif'.
Aperol is an Italian liqueur that can best be described as having a fruity, bitter taste. Herbs used in the liqueur include bitter orange, yellow gentian and cinchona bark. It is mostly used in cocktails, but can also be served as an aperitif.

The most well-known cocktail with Aperol is probably the 'Aperol Spritz', but there are many other variations that are worth trying.
An example:

Caipirol – is a type of Caipirinha, only instead of the usual Cachaca Aperol is used:
8cl Aperol
3cl lime juice
1 lime, cut into eighths
2 tbsp brown cane sugar

Crush the lime pieces together with the brown sugar in a glass. Fill the glass with crushed ice. Then add the Aperol & lime juice. If you like, you can make everything a little more fizzy with soda water. Mix with a bar spoon and enjoy!

Our set, however, is really best suited for the well-known Aperol Spitz, because in addition to the 1 liter bottle of Aperol you get a bottle of the equally well-known Prosecco Cinzano!

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