Muther Pucker Spritz will make the Italians say Mama Mia!The Mutha Pucker Spritz combines two of Italy’s Great Triumphs- Limoncello and the Spritz. Italy has mastered the art of a simple aperitivo, or light drink before dinner at a casual café. No need to rush, just relax and unwind with the beautiful tastes of lemon in an effervescent cocktail. The ‘Muther Pucker Spritz’ has just 3 ingredients. Limoncello, Prosecco, and Club Soda. Who doesn’t love an Italian, lemon summer cocktail with sparkle?
You may have tried the Aperol Spritz, the Campari Spritz or even our own botanical spritz, the Reconstituted VERgin
The Muther Pucker Spritz gives you sparkling wine, and subtle lemon. A feel good blend that is light and refreshing for a summer day. It is a beautiful brunch cocktail- especially for Mother’s Day, and I also love it for New Year’s Eve, when I want to be sipping something a little lighter for a long night of festivities. It’s a citrusy cocktail that’s beautiful for entertaining.
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A spritz is a wine -based cocktail, commonly served as an aperitif in Northeast Italy.
The spritz has its origins in Veneto, Italy. The spritz originated during the 1800s when Austrians visiting Italy would “spritz” or “splash” soda water into the wine glass to make the wine lighter and more to their taste.
Commonly, a spritz is enjoyed as an aperitif before a meal, or as a digestif after a meal. It helps to aid digestion.
Ingredients generally consist of prosecco, digestive bitters and club soda. The spritz cocktail recipe typically features the sweetness of wine and a more bitter liqueur like Aperol, Campari, or Cynar,
The Aperol Spritz has become a staple for cafes in Italy. This Spritz has an aromatic citrus taste. The refreshing and zesty bittersweet orange and herbs perfectly complement the subtle sweetness, and delicate bubbles of Prosecco.
The spritz originates from the Veneto region of Italy, where Prosecco comes from. In the 1800s Austrians began diluting Italian wines with a splash or spray of soda water to make the wine lighter and more to their liking. The spritz cocktail grew in popularity. Aperol has been around since 1919, but didn’t become a global phenomenon until a 1990s campaign that virtually relaunched the orange liqueur.
The cocktail gained more notoriety when Rebekah Peppler, of the New York Times said, ‘The Aperol Spritz is not a good drink.’ She went further to call it a “Capri Sun after soccer practice on a hot day. Not in a good way.” The piece spurred a passionate reaction. The internet was outraged by her Spritz takedown. Maybe, in this case, any press really is good press, because it has since found a large following.
Italians especially love the cocktail during the pre-dinner Aperitivo hour. La Dolce Vita!
You will love our Lemon Mutha Pucker Limoncello. Homemade Limoncello is a must-have in your freezer. So much better than even the most-expensive brands. Wait until you try this zesty, citrus liqueur. Easy to make, and fabulous for gifts.
Limoncello is an authentic Italian liqueur made from the lemon zest .
Popularized in Southern Italy, and along the Amalfi Coast, It is an authentic Italian liqueur that is traditionally served chilled, and often as an after-dinner digestivo. It is a refreshing drink for every occasion.
Featured in movies such as Dan Brown’s Inferno, and Frances Mayes’ Under the Tuscan Sun, Limoncello is reaching new generations who love the refreshing lemon flavor. Who doesn’t love Limncello?
Lemoncello is a poor American translation. This Italian Liqueur is pronounced: lee-mohn-CHEH-loh
The liqueur originates from the beginning of the 1900s, in a small boarding house on the island of Azzurra. Lady Maria Antonia Farace cared for a garden of citrus trees, and began making homemade Limoncello. Lady Maria Antonia’s nephew opened a bar, and her lemon peels infused by Vodka became the specialty.
Massimo Canale was Maria Antonia’s descendant, and he started to make the liqueur in small batches. He registered the first trademark “Limoncello” in 1988.
Some doubt that Maria and Massimo created the first homemade limoncello recipe. Sorrento, Amalfi. Capri, and other parts of Italy have their own legends and stories regarding the production of the traditional lemon liqueur.
Many historians suggest that this infused lemon liqueur dates back, past the 1800s, to the early cultivation of lemons.
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I love your limoncello- so I thought I would try. Nice!
Light, refreshing- love it. so elegant
Fresh and light- love it. I feel like I am in Italy!
sparkling limoncello- I could drink this all summer. I enjoy this site.