A recipe for a non-alcoholic spritz

Aperol-Inspired Non-Alcoholic Spritz

You don’t need alcohol to enjoy the bittersweet, citrus-forward appeal of an Aperol spritz.

Spritzes are everywhere right now — on patios, dinner tables and across social media feeds. But you don’t need alcohol to enjoy the bittersweet, citrus-forward appeal of an Aperol spritz.

This refreshing non-alcoholic spritz recipe comes from Dear Friend, the intimate Dartmouth, Nova Scotia cocktail bar known for its thoughtful zero-proof drinks. Created by co-owner and bartender Jeff Van Horne, the recipe layers Martini Floreale and Martini Vibrante with alcohol-free sparkling wine and grapefruit sparkling water to recreate the bright, herbal complexity of a classic Italian aperitif.

Served over ice with a slice of grapefruit, it’s an easy summer mocktail recipe to make for warm-weather entertaining

A recipe for a non-alcoholic spritz

Non-Alcoholic Aperol Spritz

Jeff Van Horne
Bright, bitter and citrusy, this non-alcoholic Aperol spritz combines zero-proof aperitifs, alcohol-free sparkling wine and grapefruit sparkling water for a refreshing summer cocktail alternative.

Ingredients

  • ice cubes
  • 1 oz Martini Floreale
  • 1 oz Martini Vibrante
  • 3 oz Martini Prosecco 0%
  • 3 oz grapefruit sparkling water
  • grapefruit slice for garnish

Instructions
 

  • Fill wine glass with ice. Add Martini Floreale, Martini Vibrante, Martini Prosecco 0% and grapefruit sparkling water. Garnish with grapefruit slice.
Keyword non-alcoholic, non-alcoholic aperol spritz, non-alcoholic cocktail, Spritz

More non-alcoholic classic cocktails

Try this Zero-Proof Espresso Martini with rooibos tea and cherry bitters. For a fruity mocktail, check out this Peach Bellini Mocktail that only requires four ingredients. If you’re in the mood for a margarita, try out our recipes for a classic Margarita Mocktail and this vegan Strawberry Passionfruit Margarita Mocktail.

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