Spritz Veneziano
Build into glass with ice. Stir gently
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Guía de Medidas
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Datos Curiosos
Origen
The Spritz Veneziano, commonly known as the Aperol Spritz, traces its roots back to the Veneto region of Italy in the early 20th century. Initially, the spritz was a popular drink among soldiers of the Habsburg Empire, who would dilute the local wines with water to make them lighter. Over time, this practice evolved into a more refined cocktail with the addition of sparkling prosecco and a splash of bitter liqueur, most famously Aperol, which was introduced in 1919
Popularidad
The modern version of the Spritz Veneziano gained immense popularity in the 1950s and 1960s, especially after the launch of marketing campaigns by the Aperol brand. It became a staple of the Italian aperitivo culture, a pre-dinner drink meant to stimulate the appetite. Over the last two decades, its popularity has exploded internationally, becoming a symbol of Italian chic on the global stage
Cultura e Historia
The Spritz Veneziano has had a significant cultural impact, particularly in promoting the Italian concept of "aperitivo" around the world. This drink is not just a cocktail but a social ritual, embodying the relaxed lifestyle and the importance of leisure in Italian culture. It has influenced dining and drinking habits globally, encouraging the adoption of lighter, more leisurely drinking experiences. The Aperol Spritz's vibrant color and easy-going nature have made it especially popular on social media, where its photogenic appearance has contributed to its status as a fashionable lifestyle beverage
