Sep 28, 2018
Wine Spritzer
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Wine Spritzer
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Is anyone else excited for spring to hurry up and stay? I know I am! One of my favorite things about spring is sitting on the porch sipping a refreshing cocktail and having wonderful conversations! Here's one recipe for a Pineapple Lime Sangria Spritzer from Paper & Stitch blog that I wouldn't mind making for just such a day! Or repin it here for later.
For more great cocktail recipes be sure to follow my Cocktail Hour board on Pinterest here.
I'd be okay if this is what my heaven looks like.
Celebrating spring with this year’s first wine spritzer
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How to Make a Wine Spritzer
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How to Make a Wine Spritzer
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When the weather is hot, no cocktail is more refreshing than a wine spritzer. It’s a wonderful option to serve a larger party of guests, or an easy option for a single drink after a long day. While this recipe yields one beverage, it’s very simple to scale up. Simply use the ratio of 3 parts wine to 1 part club soda, and combine the ingredients in a large pitcher filled with ice! It doesn’t get any easier.
Things You’ll Need
3 ounces fruity white wine, chilled (recommended: Sauvignon Blanc or Riesling) 1 ounce club soda, chilled 1 fresh citrus wedge (lemon, lime or orange) Ice Optional: 1 to 2 leaves fresh mint
Step 1: Gather Your Ingredients This is such a simple spring/summer drink, and you don’t need to get fancy. A fruity wine with citrus notes will work best. Something sweet but not cloying. New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs are always a safe bet.
Step 2: Combine the Ingredients In a large glass, combine the wine, club soda, ice, citrus, and 1 to 2 leaves fresh mint, if using. Serve immediately.
Plum wine with club soda