This easy rosé spritzer is refreshing, very simple to make, and not too sweet! The perfect summer drink. Ready in under 5 minutes!
It’s taken me up until now to discover spritzers. Of course I’d heard of them, but I didn’t realize that they were so good. I’m not a big drinker, and I love champagne/sparkling wine when I do drink.
Spritzers are not strong, and they’re fizzy. Brilliant. Perfect Natasha kinda drink.
My husband used to be a bartender like 400 years ago, so you’d think he would have made me one of these before, but nope. Anyway, better late than never. 🙂
Spritzers are a great way to make your bottle of wine last longer, and they also are fairly low in calories compared to other mixed drinks.
How to make a rosé wine spritzer
Add ice to a glass, followed by the wine. Top up with club soda. Garnish with lemon (I put it right in the glass for an extra pop of flavor).
Spritzer drinks are ridiculously easy to make. You can add as much (or little) club soda as you wish.
What’s in a wine spritzer?
It varies, but this recipe has the traditional basics – wine and club soda.
Some variations use soda pop (like Sprite), others use lime juice (or lime cordial), or even lemonade, but I thought a simple lemon wedge would go best with rosé wine.
Hope you’ll be sipping on this rosé wine spritzer all summer long!
Easy Rosé Spritzer
Prep
Total
Yield 1 drink
This easy rosé spritzer is refreshing, very simple to make, and not too sweet! The perfect summer drink. Ready in under 5 minutes!
Ingredients
- 5 medium-sized ice cubes
- Rosé wine
- Club soda
- Slice of lemon
Instructions
- Place ice in glass.
- Fill the glass half full with wine, then top up with the club soda.
- Garnish with the slice of lemon.
- Enjoy immediately; preferably on a patio somewhere.
Notes
Calorie information is provided as a courtesy only and should be construed as an estimate rather than a guarantee.
Courses Drink
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 drink with 5 oz. wine
Amount Per Serving | ||
|---|---|---|
Calories 105 | ||
% Daily Value |
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
If you like refreshing summer cocktails, you may also like my classic mint julep or my lemon champagne cocktail.
Stephanie Cooper says
Can’t wait to try this. Do you have a favorite rose wine? Thank you for the recipe.
Natasha says
Hope you love it, Stephanie! Actually, we’ve really been liking this one recently: https://www.fetzer.com/valley-oaks-rose/
Convivial Supper says
Love it! I never think of mixing wine with club soda, but this sounds perfect! 😊
Natasha says
Thanks! Enjoy!