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Show me some cocktails with Aperol and lemon.

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I have found some cocktails that include Aperol and lemon in their ingredients. Here are the cocktails ordered by their rating/score:

Cocktail with Aperol and lemon - Rating: 4.46/5
Cocktail with Aperol and lemon - Rating: 4.38/5
Cocktail with Aperol and lemon - Rating: 4.37/5

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You asked: Cocktails with Aperol and lemon. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

Sweet almond with a tangy twist

Amaretto Sour

Amaretto, Lemon Juice, Angostura Bitters, Egg

Spiced Orange Bliss

Bitter orange & cardamom martini

Vodka, Cointreau, Lemon Juice, Marmalade, Cardamom pods

Bittersweet elegance in a glass.

Spritz Al Bitter

Campari, Champagne / prosecco, Soda water

Zesty, bright, and refreshingly bitter.

Aperol Sour #2

Orange liqueur, Lemon Juice, Sugar / simple Syrup, Orange Bitters

Bright, Bitter, and Refreshingly Sweet!

Aperol Sour

Aperol, Lemon Juice, Sugar / simple Syrup

Effervescent elegance in a glass.

Aperol Spritz

Aperol, Champagne / prosecco, Soda water

Bright flavors with a sophisticated twist.

Intro to Aperol

Gin, Aperol, Lemon Juice, Sugar / simple Syrup, Angostura Bitters

Venetian elegance in a refreshing sip.

Spritz Veneziano

Aperol, Champagne / prosecco, Soda water

Grapefruit-refreshment Splash

Aperol Fizz

Aperol, Soda water, Sugar / simple Syrup, Lemon, Egg

Fizzy Tropical Fruit Sensation

Apricot Fizz

Apricot Brandy, Orange juice, Lemon Juice, Soda water

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Viva la fiesta in a glass!

Banderilla

Mezcal, Tequila Blanco, Apricot Brandy, Aperol, Lime juice

Vibrant Symphony of Flavors

Mucho Grande

Aperol, Tequila Blanco, Amaro, Orange juice, Lemon Juice, Caramel Syrup, Egg

Vibrant Italian sunshine in a glass.

Garibaldi

Aperol, Orange juice, Sugar / simple Syrup

Indulge in a harmonious dance of flavor delight

Lovelight

Cognac, Aperol, White vermouth, Cinnamon syrup, Chocolate bitters

Sophisticated Italian flavors in one classic cocktail.

Milano Torino

Aperol, Red vermouth

Triple the elegance with every pour

Hat Trick

Aperol, Sherry (Dry), Champagne / prosecco, Orange Bitters

A friend to your taste buds

Old Friend

Aperol, Dry gin, Elderflower Liqueur, Pink Grapefruit Juice

A Burst of Passion and Bitter-Sweet Zest

Passion to Win

Aperol, Passion fruit Syrup, Lemon Juice, Double Dutch Pomegranate & Basil

Bold flavors, sophisticated blend

Naked & Famous

Aperol, Mezcal, Yellow Chartreuse, Lime juice

Sophisticated Citrus Symphony.

Old Flame

Dry gin, Aperol, Triple Sec, Red vermouth, Orange juice

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What does Aperol taste like?

Aperol has a unique taste that is both bitter and sweet, with notes of orange, rhubarb, and various herbs and roots. It's a refreshing beverage ideal for spritz-style cocktails.

Is Aperol similar to Campari?

While both Aperol and Campari are Italian bitters, Aperol is lighter and more citrus-forward with a lower alcohol content. Campari is more intense and bitter.

Can I mix Aperol with spirits other than gin?

Yes, Aperol can be mixed with various spirits like vodka, rum, and tequila. Each combination offers a different flavor profile but maintains Aperol's unique taste.

What mixers go well with Aperol?

Aperol pairs well with a variety of mixers, including soda water, prosecco, champagne, and fresh fruit juices like orange or lemon juice.

How do I store Aperol?

Aperol should be stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, it can be kept at room temperature but is best enjoyed within a year to retain its flavor.