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Aperol Aperitivo Liqueur 375 ML

Italy · 22 Proof
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About this bottle

Aperol is a popular Italian aperitif liqueur with a vibrant orange hue and a bittersweet flavor profile. It is made with a blend of bitter and sweet oranges, herbs, and spices, creating a refreshing and zesty taste for mixing in cocktails. Aperol is commonly used in the Aperol Spritz, which combines Aperol with Prosecco and soda water for a light, refreshing drink. It has an ABV of 11% and comes in a 375ml bottle size.

How to drink Aperol Aperitivo

Build the classic 3-2-1 Aperol Spritz: three parts Prosecco, two parts Aperol, one part soda, over ice with an orange slice. Its low proof also makes it easy to sip solo over ice with soda water.

Tasting notes
Noseorange, herbs
Palatebitter orange, spice
Finishzesty
Specs

Liqueur22 proof · Italy

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Questions about this bottle

How should Aperol be served?

Serve it chilled over ice, most commonly in an Aperol Spritz — three parts prosecco, two parts Aperol, one part soda, with an orange slice.

What's the ABV of Aperol?

It's bottled at 11% ABV, notably lower than most liqueurs, which is part of why it's meant to be mixed rather than sipped neat.

Who makes Aperol?

Aperol was created in 1919 by the Barbero brothers in Padua, Italy, and has been owned by the Campari Group since 2003.

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