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Sgroppino / Sorbetto
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The Sgroppino, also known as Sorbetto, is a refreshing and elegant Italian cocktail that combines the crispness of champagne or prosecco with the creamy texture of lemon sorbet, enriched with ... more The Sgroppino, also known as Sorbetto, is a refreshing and elegant Italian cocktail that combines the crispness of champagne or prosecco with the creamy texture of lemon sorbet, enriched with a hint of cream and the clear, smooth spirit of vodka. Traditionally served in a cocktail glass, this drink offers a delightful balance between sweetness and the lively effervescence of sparkling wine, making it a perfect palate cleanser or a sophisticated dessert cocktail. With its origins in the Veneto region of Italy, the Sgroppino effortlessly pairs the luxury of bubbly with the tangy zest of lemon, creating a unique flavor profile that's both invigorating and indulgent. Whether you're basking in the summer sun or looking to add a touch of Italian flair to your celebrations, the Sgroppino is a must-try cocktail experience.
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Champagne / prosecco
Alcohol content
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18.11% | 0.96 units *
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Classic

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Ingredients

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ml
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Champagne / prosecco cocktail ingredient
Champagne / prosecco
30ml 1oz 3cl
Lemon sorbet cocktail ingredient
Lemon sorbet
2 scoops 2 scoops 2 scoops
This ingredient has been discontinued, too rare or not relevant to be included in our My Bar functionality
Cream cocktail ingredient
Cream
7.5ml ¼oz 0.8cl
Vodka cocktail ingredient
Vodka
15ml ½oz 1.5cl

Cocktail Colin says:

4/5

The Sgroppino blends the effervescence of champagne or prosecco with the creamy, tangy kick of lemon sorbet, enriched discreetly by vodka and a splash of cream, creating a symphony of light, refreshing, and smoothly alcoholic delight. This Italian concoction serves wonderfully as a palate cleanser or a chic dessert cocktail, offering a decadent yet breezy taste experience that captures the essence of Venetian elegance and summery zest.

Method
How to make a Sgroppino / Sorbetto

Serves 1 · Takes 3 minutes
Start by blending all the ingredients together until smooth, ensuring no ice is added at this stage for a purely concentrated flavor
Once blended to perfection, grab a glass from the freezer or chill a glass in ice to add that extra touch of coolness to your drink
Carefully pour the smoothly blended mixture into the chilled glass, filling it up to just the right level
If desired, garnish with a slice of fruit or a sprig of mint for a dash of color and an aromatic appeal
Finally, serve immediately to enjoy the cocktail at its freshest and most flavorful state, ensuring every sip is as cold and refreshing as possible

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FAQ's

ORIGINS_HISTORY

What is the origin of the Sgroppino / Sorbetto cocktail?

The Sgroppino (or Sorbetto) cocktail originated in Italy, particularly in the Veneto region. It has a history dating back to the 16th century and was originally consumed as a palate cleanser between courses during a meal.

INGREDIENT_SUBSTITUTIONS

Can I substitute prosecco with another sparkling wine in the Sgroppino / Sorbetto?

Yes, you can substitute prosecco with another type of sparkling wine, such as Champagne or Cava. However, prosecco is traditionally used in this cocktail and offers a specific taste profile that complements the lemon sorbet.

FAQ

Is the Sgroppino / Sorbetto cocktail suitable for vegans?

It largely depends on the ingredients used. The classic Sgroppino / Sorbetto cocktail contains cream, which is not vegan. However, a vegan version can easily be made by substituting the cream with a plant-based alternative. Ensure the sorbet is also vegan, as some sorbets may contain animal-derived ingredients.

SERVING_SUGGESTIONS

How should I serve the Sgroppino / Sorbetto?

The Sgroppino / Sorbetto should be served in a chilled cocktail glass. It is best enjoyed immediately after preparation to appreciate the blend of cold lemon sorbet with the sparkling texture of prosecco and the smoothness of vodka and cream.

ALCOHOL_CONTENT_COMPARISON

Can the alcohol content in the Sgroppino / Sorbetto be adjusted?

Yes, the alcohol content can be adjusted to suit personal preference. To make a lighter version, reduce the amount of vodka or opt for a lower-alcohol sparkling wine. To increase the alcohol content, simply add more vodka. However, it's essential to maintain a balance of flavors to preserve the characteristic taste of the cocktail.

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