The Sarti Spritz might just be the ultimate summer cocktail —if only we could get our hands on it. Fear not, Reiner shared an alternative to Sarti that tastes remarkably similar to the real deal.

The Aperol Spritz is probably the best known variation, but there are several options if you want to explore the cocktail ...

Aperol is what gives this drink its signature flavor and color. For Bond, it’s also what she uses to make the ice for her ...

Aperol – now by far the most popular spritz liqueur around the world – was invented in the nearby city of Padova in 1919 by brothers Luigi and Silvio Barbieri after seven years of experiments ...

While the original recipe calls for a 3:1 ratio, feel free to toy with the ingredients — for a more bitter flavor profile, add more Aperol, and for a less boozy spritz, opt for more soda water.

Bitter, sweet and herbaceous, a Cynar spritz is the Coca-Cola to Aperol’s Orange Crush, a perfect after-dinner cocktail when someone has to finish off the prosecco. Available at the LCBO.

One day I’ll look as cool as a DJ. Credit: Aperol Spritz. Future Aperol Spritz events to check out It’s time for a trip to Melbourne with Aperol Spritz popping up at the Australian Open.

Where did Aperol spritz makeup come from? Orange has long been a go-to color for summer makeup, and Italian spritz-themed marketing for makeup isn’t exactly new. In fact, the makeup brand Too ...

A classic Aperol Spritz cocktail is made into a boozy ice pop with this easy recipe. Aperol Spritz Pops are made by combining prosecco, Aperol, club soda, and fresh orange juice then freezing in ...