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Aperol
Aperol is Italy’s iconic aperitivo, known for its unmistakable orange hue and bittersweet taste. First created in 1919 in Padua, Aperol blends sweet orange, bitter rhubarb, and a secret mix of herbs and roots for a balanced, refreshing flavor that’s both classic and contemporary.
Light in alcohol and vibrant in personality, Aperol is the heart of the world-famous Aperol Spritz — a sparkling cocktail ritual embraced from Venice to New York. Whether served at sunset, brunch, or rooftop gatherings, Aperol brings an unmistakable burst of color and citrus to every occasion.
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Tasting Notes
Bright aromas of orange zest, gentian, and rhubarb. The palate is zesty and bittersweet with hints of candied citrus, subtle herbal complexity, and a smooth, refreshing finish. Balanced and approachable with just enough bitter edge to keep things interesting.
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Citrus & Herbal Brightness
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Low-ABV Aperitif
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Aperol’s SIgnature Serve
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Timeless Italian Style

ServingSuggestions
Aperol is best enjoyed as a Spritz: mix 3 parts Prosecco, 2 parts Aperol, and 1 part soda water over ice, garnished with an orange slice. It also pairs beautifully in low-ABV cocktails, citrus-forward sours, or simply over ice with a splash of tonic or soda.