ym-sartispritz
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Ingredients 🧂🥕
- Prosecco3 fl oz
- Sarti Rosa2 fl oz
- Soda Water1 fl oz
- Limes0.3 pcs
- Ice Cubes4.5 oz
Directions 👩🍳
Step-by-step:
- Prep glass: Fill a wine glass with ice.
- Add Sarti: Pour in Sarti.
- Add prosecco: Top with prosecco.
- Add soda: Add a splash of soda water.
- Garnish: Garnish with orange or grapefruit slice.
Sarti Spritz with prosecco and fresh lime

Pink, fruity, and full of bubbles: Sarti Spritz is ready for a relaxed aperitif with friends. Sarti Rosa, prosecco, and soda meet over ice, with lime for a fresh citrus touch. Put out a few olives and enjoy it freshly poured.
Where the fruit flavor comes from
Sarti Rosa supplies the pink color and notes of blood orange, mango, and passion fruit. Those flavors come from the aperitif; you do not need to add separate fruit juices. Prosecco brings the wine and bubbles, while plain soda makes the flavor less intense without extra sweetness.
Cold bottles make a better spritz
Chill the prosecco and soda before pouring. A roomy wine glass holds the ice comfortably and leaves space to stir gently. Mix just enough to bring the ingredients together. Do not put prosecco or soda in a closed shaker; the carbonation creates pressure.
Wash the lime before slicing, use clean drinking ice, and keep prepared citrus covered and refrigerated. Freshly opened sparkling ingredients help the drink keep its fizz.
Let the prosecco suit your taste
Check the wine's sweetness description when choosing your prosecco. A drier prosecco gives the fruity aperitif less added sweetness. Start with a bottle you like, then keep that choice consistent when pouring a round.
Change the garnish
Lime is the usual finish here. For a variation, a washed orange slice brings a different citrus aroma. Keep the garnish small enough that you can still sip comfortably. Squeezing citrus into the drink changes the balance more than simply adding a slice.
Something savory to nibble
Olives, salted nuts, and little crostini are easy to put out alongside it. Prefer a fruity cocktail without bubbles? Bay Breeze combines vodka with pineapple and cranberry juice over ice.
Prepare the ingredients, finish each glass fresh
Chill the bottles and prepare the lime ahead. Add the ice and sparkling ingredients when you are ready to serve. Close opened bottles with suitable stoppers and follow their storage directions. A premixed spritz loses bubbles and becomes diluted as the ice melts.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use tonic instead of soda?
That makes a different drink. Tonic adds sweetness and bitterness; plain soda keeps the aperitif's fruit flavor more distinct.
Why has my spritz gone flat?
The bottles may have lost their fizz, or the ingredients were warm or stirred too vigorously. Start cold and mix gently.
Is the lime squeezed into the drink?
Here it is a slice for garnish. You can squeeze it for more acidity, but that changes the flavor.





















