Classic White Wine Spritzer {light, refresh and ready for 2 minutes}

Classic white wine spray is the way to go when the weather is warm and you want something to snapshot. It’s refreshing, lightweight and ready for minutes, perfect for spontaneous moments or rapid rainfall at the end of the day.

One of the most enjoyable parts of making Spritzer is trying out the flavors. You can light it up with fresh citrus, inject it into herbs to get aromatic edges, or add bitterness to add complexity. This is an easy way to tailor the drink for seasonal or personal taste.

For more summer drinks, check out this Vinho Verde White Sangria or Easy Mojitos!

Before you begin

Before mixing, select high-quality ingredients and prepare them so your Spritzer is perfectly balanced and refrigerated.

• Relax everything: Cold wine, Sulze and glasses will bring the most refreshing effect.
• Prepare your add-in: Before pouring in, prepare citrus slices, herbs or fruits.

Which wine does Spitzer use?

When making sprays, you usually want a bright, crisp and fresh white wine. It should be light, so most people stay away from heavier white people like Chardonnay. You also don’t want something too expensive, as you’re cutting it with soda and possibly adding other flavors. It should taste good, but it doesn’t have to be fancy. Here are some good options:

• Sauvignon Blanc: Use herbs or chili’s “green” notes light and refreshing. From France or New Zealand.
• Pinot Grigio: Lightweight and dry, with a fresh taste. The taste with lime, lemon and apple is refreshing. From Italy.
• Albalino: Light, sometimes a little sweet, refreshing. From Spain.
• Commander: Fruit flavors do not have the sweetness of typical Riesling, usually dry Riesling comes from Austria and Germany

Can I use roses?

Rose is delicious in the sprayer and will definitely work in this recipe. Consider adding fresh berries, which tastes very good with roses. Also, look for dried roses for best results.

How to Make Classic White Wine Spray

This will blend together quickly so your ingredients and glass are ready to use.

1. Fill the glass with ice

Keep the drink cold and refreshing with plenty of ice.

2. Add wine and seltzer

Pour in the white wine of your choice and add the Seltzer to make it bubble.

3. Customize

Add citrus slices, fresh herbs, frozen fruit or a little bitterness to add flavor.

Can I do these in advance?

If you are serving a party or want to make larger batches, it is best to make them before delivery to keep the soda bubbled continuously while the ice will not water the drink. For pitchers or sprays, add any fruit or extra fruit you will use. Then add ice, white wine and soda before serving.

White wine Spritzer flavor creativity

With these ideas, give your Spritzer a unique spin, and tips for getting the best flavor.

• Fresh and frozen fruit: This is the most popular way to add flavor and beauty to Spritzer. Consider using strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, peaches, watermelons, cantaloupes or blackberries. In the summer, I like to use frozen peaches, watermelon or cantaloupe to keep the drinks cold and add flavor. Frozen berries work, but they release the juice when they thaw and change the color of the drink.
• Tangerine: Use a large peeler to remove lemon, lime, or orange bars to add to the sprayer. You can also squeeze in some juice.
• Seasoned Seltzer: Consider adding another flavor size with a flavored Seltzer. Please note that this will cover the taste of the wine.
• Seltzer exchange: If you are not your Celtic water, you can swap it with Topo Chico or other types of mineral water for minerals!
• Fresh herbs: Add fresh sprigs of rosemary or thyme. Also, you can add some fresh basil, mint or cilantro.
• bitter: Bitter comes in a variety of flavors, and a small splash will add a lot of flavor to the traditional white wine spray.