🥃 Aperol Spritz Ready to Serve
Ready-to-serve Aperol cocktail made from an aperitif, sparkling wine and soda water; sold in a pack of three 20 cl bottles.
Aperol Spritz Ready to Serve is a ready-made cocktail of the Aperol brand, created to reproduce a freshly made Aperol Spritz without mixing. According to the producer's description, it combines citrus oil steeped in herbs and roots, sparkling wine and soda water. It is sold in packs of three 20 cl bottles.
How to serve. The producer advises pouring it over ice into a balloon-shaped glass on a stem and adding a slice of fresh orange; as a snack it suggests Venetian cicchetti. The strength of the finished product is not given on the page, while for the classic Aperol Spritz the brand gives 9% ABV. Check the percentage on the bottle.
Why this matters to you. This is not a bottle of aperitif but a ready mix: the taste is more stable, but you do not adjust the proportions of the classic 3-2-1 recipe. Compare it with Aperol Aperitivo (11%) and the Spritz To Go can (5%). The WHO reminds us that there is no safe amount of alcohol.
Facts
| Raw material | citrus oil steeped in herbs and roots; sparkling wine; soda water (according to the producer's description) |
|---|---|
| Alcohol (% vol.) | not stated on the product page; 9% ABV for Aperol Spritz (producer's FAQ) |
How it connects to Spirits
🥃 Aperol Spritz Ready to Serve → affects → 🍷 Alcohol and health ← affects ← 🥃 Spirits
Links
- Made from
- 🍷 Prosecco
- What it contains
- 🍷 Ethanol
- What it affects
- 🍷 Alcohol and health, 🍷 Drunk driving
- Part of
- 🥃 Aperol
- Similar and different
- 🥃 Aperol Aperitivo, 🥃 Aperol Aperitivo, 🥃 Aperol Spritz To Go, 🥃 Aperol Spritz To Go
Frequently asked questions
Is it true that this is just bottled Aperol?
No. According to the producer's description, it is a ready mix of citrus oil with herbs and roots, sparkling wine and soda water.
What is the strength of the ready spritz?
The strength is not stated on the product page; the producer's FAQ gives 9% ABV for the Aperol Spritz cocktail. Check the label.
What pack does it come in?
Three bottles of 20 cl each.
What to read next
- 🥃 Aperol Spritz To Go — Ready-made Aperol spritz in a can with 5% ABV; according to the producer, currently sold in the United Kingdom and Belgium.
- 🍷 Alcohol and health — Alcohol in any drink is harmful in large amounts, and the risks grow with the quantity.
- 🍷 Ethanol — The alcohol formed during fermentation that makes you drunk.
- 🍷 Prosecco — Italian DOC wine from Glera across nine provinces: at least 85% Glera, maximum 126 hl/ha, about 660 million bottles a year.
- 🍷 Drunk driving — Never drive after drinking wine: alcohol slows your reactions.
Similar
🥃 Aperol Spritz To Go · 🥃 Aperol Aperitivo · 🥃 Campari Spritz Ready-to-Serve · 🥃 Campari Soda · 🥃 Cynar 70 Proof · 🥃 Cynar Artichoke Liqueur
⚠️ Spirit drinks contain alcohol and are for adults only. Alcohol harms health. Do not drink during pregnancy or before driving; check the label for ingredients and possible allergens.
Sources
- Aperol: Aperol Spritz Ready to Serve (ready-made spritz, 3 x 20 cl, serving)
- Aperol: Our products (Aperol, Aperol Spritz Ready to Serve, Aperol Spritz To Go)
- Aperol: Ingredients & Nutrition FAQ (Aperol 11% ABV, Aperol Spritz 9% ABV)
- WHO/Europe: No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health (04.01.2023)