What club soda is good for Aperol?

Use a high-quality, plain club soda or sparkling water for your Aperol Soda. The neutral flavor complements the Aperol without overpowering the cocktail.

Can I adjust the Aperol-to-soda ratio?

Absolutely! The beauty of the Aperol Soda lies in its versatility. Feel free to experiment with the ratio to suit your taste preferences. Whether you prefer a bold Aperol presence or a more subtle hint, the choice is yours.

What are the best garnishes for Aperol Soda?

While orange slices provide a classic touch, don't hesitate to get creative. When blood oranges are not in season, try regular orange, lime twists, lemon, mint leaves, or a rosemary twig for a refreshing twist.

Are there non-alcoholic versions of Aperol?

Aperol itself contains alcohol, but you can explore non-alcoholic alternatives or reduce the Aperol quantity for a milder version. Or simply substitute Aperol with a non-alcoholic Aperitif and follow the same steps.

How much alcohol is in Aperol soda?

Aperol is considered a low-alcohol spirit. With an alcohol by volume (ABV) of around 11%, it falls into the category of aperitifs (generally lighter than traditional spirits).

Is club soda just sparkling water?

While club soda and sparkling water share bubbles, they are slightly different. Club soda has added minerals, flavors and salts, giving it a distinct taste. Sparkling water is typically just carbonated water without additional ingredients.

Aperol Soda | The Green Creator

Description

This Aperol Soda cocktail is a crowd-pleaser and you only need 3 ingredients and 5 minutes to make this drink. Aperol Soda is relatively low in alcohol but bursting with flavors—a great and simple cocktail to serve any time of the year.

Ingredients

Scale

1 cup ice cubes
2oz Aperol
3-4 oz Club Soda or Tonic Water
3 (blood) orange wedges

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Instructions

 Fill Glass with Ice Cubes
Start by filling a glass with ice cubes and orange wedges.
Pour Aperol
Pour Aperol on top of the ice cubes.
Add Club Soda
Finish with Club Soda and stir gently.
Garnish with Orange Slices
Place a twig of rosemary in the glass and add a blood orange slice on the rim of the glass. Give your Aperol Soda a final and gently stir before serving.

Notes

Store Aperol in the refrigerator and use once chilled for the optimal temperature.
Feel free to use any Club Soda you like. I recommend the Fever Tree Club Soda or Sparkling water.
Blood Oranges are generally available from December to April, but if you can’t find this gorgeous addition to your cocktail, you can use a regular orange, lime, or lemon.
Use ice cubes that are large enough to cool your Aperol. Small ice cubes (or using too little ice cubes) will melt fast and dilute your drink too much.

Nutrition

Serving Size: 1
Calories: 110
Sugar: 12
Carbohydrates: 12