
Dry sparkling wine, including styles like Brut Champagne or Prosecco, has a long history in Europe, originally produced for celebratory occasions. Its effervescence and crisp acidity brighten cocktails and enhance aromatic notes. Sparkling wine can be used in aperitifs, spritzes, and even spirit-forward drinks to lighten them. Keep unopened bottles in a cool, dark place; refrigerate after opening and consume quickly.
Crisp, dry, lightly fruity.
Use in sparkling cocktails like mimosas, spritzes, or Champagne-based sours. Adds bubbles and freshness to highball or spirit-forward drinks.

Air Mail
Light gold rum, Dry sparkling wine

Aperol Spritz / Aperitivo Spritz
Aperitivo, Dry sparkling wine

French 75
London dry gin, Dry sparkling wine

French 75 (1927 recipe)
Dry sparkling wine

Hugo Spritz
Elderflower liqueur, Dry sparkling wine

Old Cuban
Caribbean aged rum, Dry sparkling wine

Old Cuban Highball
Caribbean aged rum, Dry sparkling wine

Porn Star Martini
Vanilla vodka, Dry sparkling wine

Sloe Gin Fizz
Dry sparkling wine, Sloe gin

Buck’s Fizz
Dry sparkling wine

Mimosa
Dry sparkling wine

Royal Mojito
White rum, Dry sparkling wine

Limoncello Spritz (best recipe)
Dry sparkling wine, Limoncello liqueur

Mezcal Porn Star Martini
Dry sparkling wine, Mezcal

Filipino 75
Dry sparkling wine, London dry gin

Floral Spritz
Dry sparkling wine, London dry gin

French 77
Dry sparkling wine

Katana
Dry sparkling wine, White rum

Kir Royale
Dry sparkling wine, Crème de Cassis

Piña CoCo Lada
White rum

Basil Sparkling
London dry gin, Dry sparkling wine

Bitter Dreams
Dry sparkling wine

Champagne Cup Punch
Dry sparkling wine, Cognac

Champagne Pick-Me-Up
Dry sparkling wine, Cognac