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Prosecco DOC is the king of taste!
Try it in our new combinations and let yourself go with original cocktails that will never fail to delight.

A CHEF'S ROSSINI

Chefs often enjoy trying new techniques and playing with ingredients, and yes - you could go as far as saying they like to make their life a little bit complicated. Our Danilo Cortellini included! Discover his variation on the Rossini cocktail, with strawberries puree and Prosecco DOC Rosé.

  • Time
    40 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

250 GR OF FRESH STRAWBERRIES

5 GR OF SUGAR

2 BASIL LEAVES

40 ML OF CAMPARI

1 DASH OF ANGOSTURA

75 ML OF PROSECCO DOC ROSE'

DRIED STRAWBERRIES TO GARNISH

Directions

This recipe will make more strawberry puree than you need for 1 cocktail (that would be about 40 ml). Freeze it for future use.

Rinse and cut the strawberries into chunks. Mix them with the sugar, 1 basil leaf and the Campari and let them macerate for 30 minutes (add or remove sugar according to your taste and the sweetness of the strawberries).

Now heat them up gently for a few minutes only, just wait for them to warm up and start breaking down.

Remove the basil and blitz into a blender. Then pass the puree through a fine sieve to get rid of the tiny seeds. Keep refrigerated.

Cool the glass with ice cubes, then remove them. Pour the strawberry puree into the Prosecco DOC glass and top up with the cold Prosecco DOC Rosé. Stir gently and garnish with dried strawberries and a basil leaf.

 

Recipe by Danilo Cortellini

NEGRONI SBAGLIATO

Alessandro Palazzi, renowned Italian Bartender head of the Duke’s bar in London teaches us how to prepare the now world-wide famous Negroni Sbagliato using Prosecco DOC.

This Italian drink born out of a mistake (sbagliato means wrong) in 1972 at Bar Basso in Milan has conquered the social media world in late 2022 thanks to a viral video. 

The story goes that instead of using gin as the proper Negroni should be, sparkline wine was used to top up the vermouth and Campari base: the best mistake ever!

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

30 ML RED VERMOUTH

30 ML CAMPARI

40 ML PROSECCO DOC BRUT

ORANGE ZEST

ICE CUBES

Directions

This drink can be prepared directly into the glass.

Alessandro suggest to always cool the glass beforehand with lots of ice. This will keep your drink cool and prevent the ice to melt too quickly and dilute your drink. Throw away the initial ice.

Pour sequentially the vermouth and the Campari in the glass. Now add fresh ice cubes into the glass.

Top up with the Prosecco DOC brut and gently stir the drink (stir once only to avoid loosing bubbles).

To garnish, the Maestro suggest to use the zest of the orange rather than the traditional slice. All the aromatic essential oils of the fruit are into the zest, we should use those to elevate the drink.

Take a whole zest with the help of a potato peeler, get close to the glass edge and ‘squeeze it’ on its top; you can actually see the oils be released onto the glass rim.

Now gently brush the rim with the zest and place it into the drink.

This ritual is an essential step to make great cocktails.

Enjoy straight away.

MEET ME AT SAN MARCO

A drink sophisticated like the world-famous square that is named after. This is one for the connoisseurs, for those that like to try different flavours and combinations.

Aromatic and complex, this cocktail is most suited as an after-dinner drink.

 

  • Time
    15 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ML OF PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

30 ML OF TEQUILA REPOSADO

15 ML OF SWEET MARSALA

10 ML OF APEROL

15 ML OF LYCHEE AND POMEGRANATE CORDIAL

LYCHEES AND ROSE PETALS TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

You can use a shaker or alternatively mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

To prepare the pomegranate and lychee cordial at home cut 2 pomegranate and 1 punnet of lychee (about 200gr) and place them in a pan with 300 ml of water and 800 g of sugar. Cook it through for at least 20 minutes and let it rest for another 20. Now add a teaspoon of citric acid and strain with a muslin cloth or clean towel. Alternatively, a pomegranate and elderflower cordial from the shop works too.

Add the tequila, the Aperol, the Marsala and cordial to the glass. Add a few ice cubes and stir well. Now top up with the cold Prosecco DOC.

Garnish with a lychee or rose petals

 

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo & Danilo Cortellini

The Venetian Merchant

This long drink is dedicated to Venice, possibly the most fascinating city on earth that once was one of the main trading centres of Europe. Venetian merchants were traders and often brought in exotic ingredients, spices and spirits from lands that once were far away.

Aromatic and complex, this cocktail is most suited as an after-dinner drink.

  • Time
    25 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ML OF PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

35 ML OF DARK RHUM

10 ML OF LILLET BLANC

15 ML OF HONEYDEW MELON SYRUP

2 DASHES ORANGE BITTER ANGOSTURA

1 SLICE OF DRY ORANGE TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

You can use a shaker or alternatively mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

To prepare the melon syrup cut 2 long slices and place them in a pan with 300 ml of water and 300 g of sugar. Cook it through for at least 20 minutes and let it rest for another 20. Now strain with a muslin cloth or clean towel.

Add the rum, the lillet blanc, the syrup and angostura to the shaker and mix with a few ice cubes. Shake well and strain into the glass. Add a few more ice cubes and top up with the cold Prosecco DOC.

Garnish with a slice of dry orange.

 

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo & Danilo Cortellini

Prosecco DOC Punch

When we hear the words ‘would you like a cup of punch’ we know the BBQ party season has officially started and we couldn’t resist the temptation to give this world wide famous fruity drink our Italian spin with Prosecco DOC.

Still refreshing and fruity, with the addition of Prosecco DOC Rosé, this people pleaser is the perfect aperitivo for any summer party!

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ML OF PROSECCO DOC ROSÉ BRUT

35 ML OF WHITE RHUM

10 ML OF PEACH LIQUOR

5/6 PIECES OF WATERMELON

10 ML OF LEMON JUICE

PEACHES, STRAWBERRIES, LIME, LEMON AND MINT TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

You can use a shaker or alternatively mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

Muddle the watermelon in a shaker then add the lemon juice, white rum, peach liquor and a few ice cubes. Shake well and strain into the glass. Add a few more ice cubes and top up with the cold Prosecco DOC Rosé.

Garnish with freshly sliced fruits and a mint leaf

 

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo & Danilo Cortellini

Prosecco DOC Cosmo

Cosmopolitan has been a parties’ favourite in the past decades and it’s about time we put our own Italian twist on it!

So, Sex and the City fan or not, everyone could enjoy this Cosmo twist with bubbly Prosecco DOC. Like the original drink, it is fruity on the nose and can be considered an ‘anytime cocktail’.

 

 

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ML PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

50 ML VODKA

15 ML COINTREAU

5 FRESH RASPBERRIES

10 ML LIME JUICE

ORANGE ZEST TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

You can use a shaker or alternatively mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

Muddle the raspberry in a shaker than add the lime juice, the vodka, the Cointreau and a few ice cubes. Shake well and strain into the glass. Add a few more ice cubes and top up with the cold Prosecco DOC extra dry.

Twist a zest of orange on top of the glass to release its full aroma and garnish with 1 fresh raspberry. 

 

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo & Danilo Cortellini

 

SANTA'S SPRITZ

Using the newly released Prosecco DOC Rosé, and the ever so trendy rhubarb and ginger gin, barman Agostino Schiavo has created the quintessential festive aperitivo.

Fruity on the nose, this spritzer can be enjoyed both as an aperitif or as a long drink.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ML OF PROSECCO DOC ROSÉ BRUT

25 ML OF RHUBARB & GINGER GIN

10 ML OF POMEGRANATE JUICE

10 ML OF LEMON JUICE

1 TSP OF BROWN SUGAR

MINT AND RED CURRANT PETALS TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

You can mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

 

Add the lemon juice and the sugar to the glass and stir well to dissolve the latter. Now add the rhubarb & ginger gin and the pomegranate juice and fill the glass with ice cubes. Add a few mint leaves and stir to mix everything.

Add the final top up of Prosecco DOC rosé and garnish with a sprig of red currant.

Coconut and pineapple cooler

Any recipe including coconut and pineapple is definitely a passionate summer affair: Agostino Schiavo has chosen to give an Italian touch to this great classic for the BBQ season.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ML OF PROSECCO DOC BRUT (OR EXTRA DRY)

25 ML OF RUM (OR 50 FOR DOUBLE)

20 ML OF COCONUT WATER

20 ML OF PINEAPPLE JUICE

1 PINEAPPLE SLICE

2 LEMON SLICES

2 LIME SLICES

MINT LEAVES

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

You can mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

If you use coconut rum you can avoid adding  the coconut water.

Place the fruit slices and a few mint leaves in the glass. Add the juice, the coconut water and the rum. Add the ice cubes and stir gently.

Add the final top up of Prosecco DOC and garnish with a nice sprig of mint.

 

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo & Danilo Cortellini

MARGARITA

A drink thought up with a mellow and easy-going Sunday mood in mind!

When preparing this drink think of it as a mix between a margarita and a mimosa, therefore, reduce the Tequila and increase the orange juice if you would like a milder drink.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ML OF PROSECCO DOC BRUT

25 ML OF TEQUILA

20 ML OF ORANGE JUICE

15 ML OF LIME JUICE

1 TSP OF BROWN SUGAR

SALT TO GARNISH THE RIM OF THE GLASSES

LIME WEDGE AND ORANGE ZEST TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

You can mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

Cut a lime wedge and moisten the rim of the glass. Now evenly dip the rim into a bowl with salt (we suggest salt flakes with lemon zest in it).

First, add the lime juice and the sugar to the glass and stir well to dissolve the sugar. Now add the tequila and orange juice and fill the glass with ice cubes.

At this stage add half of the Prosecco DOC and stir to mix everything well.

Add the final top up of Prosecco DOC and garnish with lime wedges and orange zest

 

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo & Danilo Cortellini

Rose and strawberries spritz

The perfect drink to celebrate Valentine’s day in full swing. Fruity on the nose, this spritzer can be enjoyed both as an aperitif or as a long drink to enjoy with your meal.

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

75 ml Prosecco DOC Rosé Brut

25 ml vodka

20 ml lime juice

15 ml rose/elderflower cordial

1 tsp of brown sugar

4 strawberries

Rose petals to garnish

Ice cubes

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

You can mix this cocktail directly in the glass.

If the rose cordial is difficult to find, switch it for an easier elderflower cordial. If using a syrup, reduce the amount by half.

 

First, add the chopped strawberries, the lime juice and the sugar and stir well to dissolve the sugar and break down the strawberries. Then add the vodka and cordial and fill the glass with ice cubes.

Now add half of the Prosecco and stir to mix everything well.

Add the final top up of Prosecco DOC rosé and garnish with a couple of rose petals.

 

There are edible roses available from in a few retail stores but if you have already bought regular red roses for your loved one, I suggest you use those to garnish your cocktail. Just make sure they are well rinsed.

 

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo & Danilo Cortellini

TRA VESPER AND PROSECCO

From the Vesper, James Bond's favourite cocktail, to the "Between Vesper and Prosecco", a delicious twist by Agostino Schiavo.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

5 CL PROSECCO DOC BRUT

2,5 CL VODKA

1,5 CL CRÈME DE POIRE WILLIAM

1,5 CL LEMON JUICE

1 DASH OF ANGOSTURA BITTERS

DRIED PEAR SLICE

GHIACCIO

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.
This cocktail is built directly in the glasses.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and place the dried pear garnish inside. Pour the Vodka, Crème de Poire, lemon juice and Angostura bitters and mix with a stirrer. 

Finish by topping off with Prosecco DOC and stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles.

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo

To serve with 
Chickpea burger with avocado, hazelnuts and baby spinach

Pairing by Danilo Cortellini

FRIZZANTE O'CLOCK

Elegant on the nose due to flower and juniper notes, this spritzer has a dry and long length of lemon and grapefruit.

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

5 CL PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

5 CL SHERRY TIO PEPE FINO

1 CL GIN

1 CL ELDERFLOWER CORDIAL

MINT LEAVES

LEMON ZEST

ICE

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

This cocktail is shaken and double strained

Fill the shaker with a couple of ice cubes and pour in the gin, the sherry and the elderflower cordial. Shake well and double strain into a wine glass.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and add the mint leaves and lemon zest.

Finish off by topping up with Prosecco DOC and stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles.

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo

 

To serve with

Prosecco DOC and Lemon Babà

TREVISO'S DELIGHT

A smooth and refreshing style of aperitif cocktail, with a spicy nose and subtle notes coming from the gin, then on the palate a smooth and velvety taste coming from the rhubarb.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

5 CL PROSECCO DOC BRUT

2,5 CL RHUBARB AND CUSTARD SHERBET

2,5 CL GIN

1 CL ORANGE LIQUOR

A SPLASH OF LEMON JUICE

RHUBARB AND ORANGE WEDGE TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.
This cocktail is shaken and double strained

Fill the shaker with a couple of ice cubes and pour in the gin, the sherbet, the orange liquor and lemon juice. Shake well and double strain into a wine glass.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and add the rhubarb stick and orange wedge..

Finish off by topping up with Prosecco DOC and stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles.

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo

TRIESTE'S AFTERNOON

A fresh and intense aroma from south of Italy, with hints of lemons and orange, in this exclusive twist on the Spritz by bartender Agostino Schiavo.

  • Time
    2 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

5 CL PROSECCO DOC BRUT

2,5 CL ITALICUS ROSOLIO DI BERGAMOTTO

2,5 CL APEROL

A SPLASH OF SODA

PITTED OLIVES TO GARNISH

ORANGE WEDGE TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.
You can mix this cocktail directly into the glass.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and add the pitted olives.

Pour the Italicus Rosolio and the Aperol into the glass and stir well. Now add the Prosecco DOC. Stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles and garnish with the orange wedge.

Recipe by Agostino Schiavo

 

The pairing is perfect with the Cheesy Zeppole by Chef Danilo Cortellini. Click here to discover the recipe!

CUP DOC

Mediterranean flavours in a sea cocktail elaborated by Alessandro Geraci e Gaspare Di Carlo.

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

3 CL ITALICUS LIQUEUR

1,5 CL GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

A PINCH OF SEA SALT

PROSECCO DOC BRUT

Directions

Combine all ingredients together, except the Prosecco DOC. Pour into a tall glass over ice and top up with Brut Prosecco DOC.

FORTUNELLA

Alessandro Geraci e Gaspare Di Carlo prepare for us a fresh and tasty cocktail.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

1 CL ORANGE JUICE

1 CL FRESH FENNEL

1,5 CL FORTUNELLA LIQUEUR

PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

Directions

Combine all ingredients together except the Prosecco DOC. Pour into a sparkling wine flute over ice and top up with Extra Dry Prosecco DOC

ROMAN EMPIRE

Alessandro Geraci and Gaspare Di Carlo share with us a tasty and fresh cocktail.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

1,5 CL ITALIAN DRY GIN

1 CL GRAPPA

1 CL RHUBARB LIQUOR

2 CL PEACH PUREE

PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

Directions

Combine all ingredients together, except the Prosecco DOC. Pour into a Rock glass over ice and top up with Extra Dry Prosecco DOC.

FANCY PEACH BELLINI

A fresh and tasty drink in a delicate and refined version elaborated by Danilo Cortelli, Head Chef of the Italian Embassy in London.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

7,5 CL PROSECCO DOC

2,5 CL CRÈME DE PÊCHE

FRESH NECTARINE

BASIL TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

You can mix this cocktail directly into the glass.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and add the sliced nectarine and a few basil leaves.

Pour the peach liqueur into the glass and stir well. Now add the Prosecco DOC and stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles.

Garnish with some extra basil if you wish and don’t forget to enjoy the sliced nectarine while sipping the drink.

 

Recipe by Danilo Cortellini

PROSECCO DOC WINTER SANGRIA

There are few other drinks that scream ‘summer party’ as well as a Sangria: let's drink it all year long with this special winter recipe by Chef Danilo Cortellini.

  • Time
    7 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

7,5 CL PROSECCO DOC

2,5 CL COINTREAU (OR ORANGE LIQUOR)

3 CL SQEEZED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

20 GR BROWN SUGAR

SLICED ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUITE

LEMON AND BERGAMOT ZESTS

FRESH SAGE TO GARNISH

ICE CUBES

Directions

Serve in large Prosecco glasses.

You can mix this cocktail directly into the glass.

Once you have sliced enough orange and grapefruit, squeeze the remaining fruit to create 30ml of juice. Whisk the brown sugar with the juice until it has fully dissolved.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and add the fruit, the zest and a few leaves of sage.

Pour the Cointreau into the glass and the fruit juice with sugar and stir well.

Now add the Prosecco DOC and stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles.

 

Recipe by Danilo Cortellini

PROSECCO PIMM'S

Aperitif season is never over! This is the thought of Danilo Cortellini, Head Chef of the Italian Embassy in London, who awards us with an original spritz made with pomegranate, the Italian Prosecco DOC and the British Pimm's.

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

7,5 CL PROSECCO DOC

2,5 CL PIMM'S

1 CL FRESH POMEGRANATE JUICE

A SPLASH OF SODA

POMEGRANATE SEEDS

ICE CUBES

Directions

You can mix this cocktail directly into a large Prosecco glass.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and add teaspoon of pomegranate seeds.

Pour the Pimm’s, pomegranate juice into the glass and stir well. Now add the soda water and the Prosecco DOC. Stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles.

 

Recipe by Danilo Cortellini

CHINO

A fresh cocktail created by the Italian bartenders in London Alessandro Geraci and Gaspare Di Carlo

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

3 CL MUYU CHINOTTO NERO

1 CL MARTINI AMBRATO

PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

FRESH MINT

Directions

Combine all ingredients together except the Prosecco DOC. Pour into a Highball over ice and top up with Extra Dry Prosecco DOC. Garnish with fresh mint.

CHERRY AND PROSECCO DOC SPRITZ

Danilo Cortellini, head chef of the Italian Embassy in London, prepares for us a fresh and tasty cocktail, ideal to start the evening.

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

7,5 CL PROSECCO DOC

2,5 CL CHERRY LIQUEUR

A SPLASH OF SODA

2 SLICES OF FRESH GINGER

FRESH CHERRIES TO GARNISH

MINT TO GARNISH

ICE

Directions

You can mix this cocktail directly into the glass.

Fill the glass with ice cubes and add de-stoned cherries and the slices of fresh ginger.

Pour the cherry liueur into the glass and stir well. Now add the soda water and the Prosecco DOC. Stir gently to avoid losing all the lovely bubbles and garnish with fresh mint.

PROSECCO OLD FASHIONED

Bartender Hiroaki Nagashima suggests this cocktail thanks to its versatility: just try to change the quantity of the ingredients and the Prosecco Old Fashioned will be perfect both as an aperitif and as an after-dinner.

  • Time
    7 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

2 CL CAMPARI

1,5 CL ESPRESSO

1,5 CL FRAMBOISE SYRUP

1,5 CL GRAPPA

4,5 CL PROSECCO DOC

Directions

Add the ingredients in a shaker and shake well. Serve in a old fashioned glass and garnish with orange, orange peel and cherries.

SPUMA CREMA BRUNA

Coffee bitterness and raspberry sweetness in a balanced cocktail by japanese bartender Hiroaki Nagashima.

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

1 ESPRESSO COFFEE CUP

2 CL RASPBERRY LIQUOR

9 CL PROSECCO DOC

Directions

Mix well the ingredients and pour them into a glass with crashed ice. Garnish with fresh mint on top.

FUJIYAMA DOC (Long island green tea)

A creation by bartender Hiroaki Nagashima that combines Italian and Japanese culture. Campari and coffee are typically Italian, whereas in Japan bitter and astringency are always given by green tea.

  • Time
    15 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

2 CL CAMPARI

1,5 CL GREEN TEA FILTERED WITH A MOKA

2 CL TANGERINE JUICE (MIKAN)

1 CL GRAPPA

4,5 CL PROSECCO DOC

Directions

Filter the green tea with a moka. Mix all the ingredients and shake well with some ice. Serve in a Japanese tea cup. Garnish with shiso flowers.

Godfather sbagliato

A creation of the Japanese bartender Hiroaki Nagashima, the Godfather sbagliato is a new version of the classical cocktail prepared with whiskey e Amaretto liqueur.

  • Time
    4 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

3 CL AMARETTO LIQUEUR

6 CL PROSECCO DOC

Directions

Prepare directly in the glass with ice. Garnish with a grapefruit peel.

 

UVA D'ORO

A new creation by the innovativeJapanese bartender Hiroaki Nagashima.

  • Time
    6 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

3 CL FRESH TOMATO JUICE

3 CL PEACH PUREE

(OR: 2 TEASPOON OF PEACH JAM)

6 CL PROSECCO DOC

Directions

Mix well all the ingredients and pour them in a wine glass with crashed ice.

Garnish with fresh basil and rosemary on top.

Bacon Prosecco

An experimental composition with a structured flavour, a cocktail for sophisticated palates.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

10 CL PROSECCO DOC

A FEW DROPS OF SMOKE ESSENCE

CRISPY BACON TO TOP THE COCKTAI

Directions

Pour a serving of chilled Prosecco DOC into a flute. Then pour in the smoke essence and mix gently with a barspoon. Top the drink by placing the bacon on the rim of the glass.

Pam Spritz

An original recipe from young mixologist Riccardo Semeria, who travelled the world before joining the Molino Stucky Hilton in Venice.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

3 APEROL

4.5 WHITE TEQUILA

6 CL PROSECCO DOC

3 CL GRAPEFRUIT SODA

Directions

Pour straight into a wine glass with ice and garnish with a slice of pink grapefruit.

MI TO VE (or Negroni Sbagliato)

Rumour has it that the MI TO VE (or Negroni Sbagliato) was created in the 60s, in the famous Bar Basso in Milan, by bartender Mirko Stocchetto.

Whatever its true origins are, its popularity has spread throughout the Triveneto area over the years, always with the distinctive use of Prosecco instead of gin, setting it apart from the bitter Florentine Negroni.

  • Time
    7 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

4 CL VERMOUTH ROSSO

4 CL PROSECCO DOC

3 CL CAMPARI JELLY

Directions

Pour the Prosecco Doc and the Vermouth into an old fashioned glass with some ice, garnish with a slice of orange and some lemon peel (optional 2/3 drops of Angostura bitters)

For the Campari jelly: prepare the jelly separately at least 2/3 hours before serving, combine 400ml of Campari with 100ml of sugar syrup and gelatine leaves to make about 15/16 servings.

Cosmopolitan

The Cosmopolitan made its debut in 1927 when it was served by Scottish barman Harry MacElhone. However, the recipe was very different from the one we know today, with the modern Cosmopolitan coming along in the 60s.

  • Time
    7 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

2 CL LEMON VODKA

1,5 CL COINTREAU

1.5 CL LIME JUICE

3.5 CL CRANBERRY JUICE

3,5 CL PROSECCO DOC

Directions

Pour the lime juice, cranberry juice, vodka and cointreau into a boston shaker with plenty of ice and shake vigorously. Pour the mixture into a cocktail glass and finally top with Prosecco Doc, taking care to mix it all together very gently.

Bellini

The story goes that the Bellini was invented in 1948 by Giuseppe Cipriani, the bartender at Harry’s Bar in Venice.
The original recipe includes two simple ingredients: Prosecco and white peach puree. The white peach, with its gentle and delicate flavour, gives and elegant and captivating aroma: the cocktail is enriched with a perfect balance between intensity and freshness.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

10 CL PROSECCO DOC

5 CL PEACH PUREE

Directions

Prepare in a mixing glass or straight into the glass, stirring gently.
The peach can be replaced by any other seasonal fruit.

Germain Spritz

The spritz was born in the nineteenth century, but the Germain Spritz came about later, revolutionizing the traditional Spritz. It has recently become very popular.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

4 CL PROSECCO DOC

3 CL SELECT

5 CL WHEAT BEER

1 SLICE ORANGE

Directions

Pour the Prosecco DOC, wheat beer and Select straight into a flared white wine glass with plenty of ice.
Stir gently with a barspoon and serve with a slice of orange.

Violet

You could call this a new cocktail.
Its success may be due to its exquisite floral touch, which makes it absolutely unique. 

  • Time
    7 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

10 CL PROSECCO DOC

1 TEASPOON OF BITTER TRUTH VIOLET CREAM

Directions

Pour a serving of chilled prosecco DOC into a flute.
Then pour in the violet cream and mix gently with a barspoon.
Finally, garnish with violets for a finishing touch.

Hugo

The Hugo was born in Alto Adige and spread quickly throughout the Triveneto area. It was invented in 2005 by barman Roland Gruber, as an alternative to the Spritz. The name was chosen by its inventor, who initially chose Otto, but it didn't seem right so he changed it to Hugo.

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

6 CL PROSECCO DOC

2 CL ELDERBERRY SYRUP

6 CL SODA

MINT LEAVES

Directions

Pour the Prosecco DOC, elderberry syrup and soda straight into a flared white wine glass with plenty of ice. 
Top with the mint leaves and stir gently with a barspoon.
Serve with a slice of lime.

ST. GERMAIN SPRITZ

There are many versions of the Spritz, each with a different flavour. The St. Germain Spritz is now one of the most popular versions and there are several different types. 

  • Time
    5 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

5 CL PROSECCO DOC

2.5 CL ST. GERMAIN LIQUEUR

5 CL SODA

2-3 DROPS OF ORIGINAL TRUTH

Directions

Pour the Prosecco DOC, St. Germain and soda straight into a flared white wine glass with plenty of ice.
Finish with the bitters and stir gently with a barspoon and serve with a slice of orange.

Rossini

This cocktail is a variation of the Tintoretto, Mimosa and Bellini. It pays tribute to the famous composer Gioacchino Rossini

  • Time
    3 minutes

  • Difficulty

Ingredients

10 CL PROSECCO DOC

5 CL PUREE OF FRESH STRAWBERRIES

Directions

Pour the Prosecco Doc and then the fresh strawberry puree into a mixing glass with plenty of ice.
Mix everything together very gently with a barspoon and serve in a glass flute.
Garnish with a strawberry.