This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Riondo Prosecco. All opinions are 100% mine.
An easy drinking cocktail, like a thyme limoncello spritz, is perfect for all your summer activities. From a backyard BBQ to a bridal shower, you can never go wrong serving this cocktail!
During the spring and summer months, I love changing up my routine and enjoying light, easy cocktails like this thyme limoncello spritz. This super simple cocktail only requires a few ingredients and is topped off with Riondo Prosecco for the perfect finish.
Just like Champagne, the term prosecco refers to a sparkling wine that is using a specific type of grape from a specific region: glera grapes grown in the north-east Veneto region of Italy. Prosecco is typically extremely reasonably priced and has become popular thanks to its light, fruity taste with just a hint of sweetness.
Riondo Prosecco is an authentic Italian sparkling wine and actually is the #1 sparkling wine in Italy. It features a twist off cap making it super easy to enjoy. Of course, you can also find Riondo Prosecco with a traditional cork closure too. No matter which bottle type I choose, I love using it in my cocktails because it provides just the right amount of effervescence.
A thyme limoncello spritz is like taking a quick trip to Italy with each taste. I love how light and refreshing it is with the perfect amount of bubbles thanks to Riondo Prosecco.
If you love this thyme limoncello spritz, be sure to try these great cocktails too:
If you make this thyme limoncello spritz or any other recipe from the blog, I’d love to hear about your experience. Let me know if the comments or snap a photo and tag it #MySuburbanKitchen and #RiondoCocktails on Instagram or Twitter.
- 2 oz Limoncello liqueur
- 3/4 oz Club soda
- 1/2 oz Thyme simple syrup optional
- 1 1/2 oz Riondo Prosecco
- Lemon slices
- Fresh thyme
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1. Combine Limoncello, club soda and simple syrup in glass. Stir to combine. Add ice until about 2/3 full. Add prosecco and garnish with lemon slices and thyme.
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