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Hugo Spritz

Tall Hugo Spritz

More prosecco, less cordial. The alpine shape of a Hugo.

10 min1 drinkEasy

A tall pale Hugo Spritz with mint and a lemon wheel.

Ingredients & ratios

Wine-forward and lightly floral. · 1 drink

  • 120 mlProsecco brut, chilled
  • 20 mlElderflower syrup
  • 30 mlSoda water, chilled
  • 8 leavesFresh mint
  • 1Lemon wheel

Steps

Build it in a wine glass.

  1. 1Chill the prosecco, syrup, and soda.
  2. 2Fill a large wine glass with ice.
  3. 3Add the elderflower syrup, then the prosecco, then the soda.
  4. 4Lower in the mint and a lemon wheel. Stir once.

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The short house Hugo is floral on purpose. This tall glass is what to pour when you want to taste the wine. Brut prosecco, a tablespoon of syrup, and a modest soda splash.

Lemon stands in for lime here because it is a little quieter next to a larger pour of prosecco. If the syrup you bought is very sweet, drop it to 15 ml before you add more.

More from this family lives on the Hugo Spritz page. Or change the build in the spritz builder.

Questions people ask

How much prosecco is in a Hugo Spritz?

In this tall build, 120 ml. The shorter Easy Spritz house Hugo uses 60 ml because the cordial pour is larger.

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