
Fizz Italiano
A fluffy aperitivo drink topped with the Italian bitter soda Sanbittèr.
- story: Mary Anne Porto
- photo: Kelly Puleio
A fluffy aperitivo drink topped with the Italian bitter soda Sanbittèr.
The two-ingredient, equal-parts aperitivo classic gets the sour treatment.
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An immensely satisfying two-ingredient cocktail.
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