
So Everything’s a Spritz Now?
Like the “’Tini” before it, the “spritz” moniker is being co-opted and applied to everything from hard seltzers to Margaritas.
- story: Amanda Arnold
- illustration: Carolyn Figel
Like the “’Tini” before it, the “spritz” moniker is being co-opted and applied to everything from hard seltzers to Margaritas.
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