Italian aperitivo cocktail with antiques formula.

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You asked: Classic Italian aperitivo cocktails. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

Appletini

The Appletini, also known as an Apple Martini, is a popular cocktail that offers a twist on the traditional martini...

Vodka (60ml), Apple liqueur (30ml), Sour Mix (Dash)

3 ingredients
4.9 / 5

Spritz Al Bitter

Spritz Al Bitter is a light and refreshing cocktail that originated in Italy. Its name comes from the main ingredient,...

Soda water (20ml), Champagne / prosecco (60ml), Campari (40ml)

3 ingredients
4.57 / 5

Aperol Sour

The Aperol Sour cocktail is a vibrant and tangy drink, perfect for those who enjoy a bitter yet refreshingly sweet...

Lemon Juice (30ml), Sugar Syrup (15ml), Aperol (60ml)

3 ingredients
4.38 / 5

Aperol Spritz

The Aperol Spritz is a classic Italian cocktail that has gained widespread popularity in recent years. Hailing from Venice, Italy,...

Soda water (Dash), Champagne / prosecco (60ml), Orange liqueur (45ml)

Classic
3 ingredients
4.37 / 5

Intro to Aperol

The Intro to Aperol cocktail is a vibrant and citrus-forward drink that showcases the unique flavors of Aperol, a bitter...

Lemon Juice (22.5ml), Gin (30ml), Sugar Syrup (7.5ml), Angostura Bitters (Dash), Aperol (60ml)

5 ingredients
4.37 / 5

Spritz Veneziano

Spritz Veneziano is a classic Italian cocktail that originated in Venice, Italy in the 19th century. It is a refreshing...

Soda water (Splash), Champagne / prosecco (60ml), Aperol (40ml)

3 ingredients
4.2 / 5

Aperol Fizz

A nice alternative to the Aperol Spritz, this drink has quite an intense grapefruit flavour though none is added.

Lemon (60ml), Soda water (Dash), Sugar Syrup (30ml), Egg (1 egg white), Aperol (120ml)

5 ingredients
3.9 / 5

Portini

The wife doesn't like Martinis. Always thought it was the gin, but it turned out it was the vermouth. So,...

Gin (60ml), Port (30ml), Angostura Bitters (Dash)

3 ingredients
3.86 / 5

Italian American

This drink was invented by Ivo Peshev from Flair Project. Flair Project is a cocktail catering and bar consulting agency...

Lemon Juice (22.5ml), Sugar Syrup (7.5ml), Frangelico (15ml), Whiskey (Teaspoon), Bourbon (60ml), Peychaud's Aromatic Bitters (Dash)

6 ingredients
3.74 / 5

Italian Summer

The Italian Summer is a cocktail that exudes the warmth and spirited flair of Italy, merged with the robust character...

Amaretto (90ml), Whiskey (90ml)

2 ingredients
3.71 / 5

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What is an Italian aperitivo?

An Italian aperitivo is a pre-dinner drink meant to stimulate the appetite. Common aperitifs include bitters and vermouth, usually served with sparkling water or prosecco.

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What ingredients are commonly found in Italian aperitivo cocktails?

Common ingredients in Italian aperitivo cocktails include Aperol, Campari, vermouth, and prosecco. These ingredients are often mixed with soda water or other light mixers.

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How do you make a traditional Aperol Spritz?

To make a traditional Aperol Spritz, combine three parts prosecco, two parts Aperol, and one part soda water. Serve over ice and garnish with an orange slice.

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What foods pair well with Italian aperitivo cocktails?

Italian aperitivo cocktails pair well with light snacks such as olives, cheeses, cured meats, and bruschetta. These foods complement the bitter and refreshing flavors of the drinks.

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What is the history of the Italian aperitivo tradition?

The Italian aperitivo tradition dates back to the 18th century when vermouth was first created in Turin. It became popular as a pre-dinner drink, and the tradition has since evolved to include a variety of bitter and refreshing cocktails.

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