Americans are a bit obsessed with Italy right now. The viral Negroni Sbagliato trend last summer and the ubiquity of the Aperol Spritz have helped fuel this fire, which means more and more Americans want to drink like they’re relaxing on the Amalfi coast. Right now, that means the demand for spritzes and Negronis is at an all-time high.
The most prominent Italian cocktail at the moment is undoubtedly the spritz. These bright and bubbly cocktails seem tailor-made for the moment — they’re refreshing, low in alcohol and perfectly Instagrammable. In Italy, spritzes are most commonly served at aperitivo hour, a daily ritual in which people meet for drinks and small bites before going out for a proper dinner.
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