
Rosé Piscine
Quite literally, a pool of rosé.
- story: Punch Staff
- photo: Lizzie Munro
Quite literally, a pool of rosé.
Get to know the effervescent, easygoing and evocative French spritz in all of its forms.
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This crisp, white wine spritz gets a floral hit from St-Germain, while Salers and fennel liqueur counter with vegetal notes.
This cocktail calls on St-Germain, kiwi syrup, citrus and prosecco for a fruit-forward, floral profile.
Aperitif culture can be as much a fixture of a night in as an evening out—here, the basics for serving your own aperitif hour at home.
A Japanese highball, built on Suntory Toki whisky, diverted through France.
The European tradition has seen a recent uptick in bars across the country.
Though the aperitif comes in many forms, the Al Fresco Spritz hews close to the classic interpretation—not too sweet, alcoholic or heavy, and, most importantly, effervescent.