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With minimal ingredients and completely refreshing, this White Wine Spritzer is a delicious summer drink that you can whip up in minutes!
I love a good white wine spritzer! They are quick to make and super refreshing without being too overpowering as a drink. They consist of wine, club soda, and berries.
I love to add the berries as a little fruity aspect to my Spritzer Recipes, it not only makes them pretty, the fruit gets filled with the wine flavor and they are delicious to eat as well.
I mean, come on, what’s better than a fruity wine on a hot day? Summer sipping is one of my favorite things when the warm summer months roll around.
This is the easiest cocktail to change up as you please. I’ve included all kinds of different ways to make it below in my additions and substitutions list.
We have been making different wine spritzers for a while now, and I have to say that the white wine version has always been one of my favorites, but I’m keen on white wine.
I highly recommend that if you want something alcoholic and refreshing to cool down this summer, grab yourself a bottle of Pinot and make one of these.
Let’s explore this easy white wine spritzer recipe even more. It’s likely to be your drink of choice going forward!
Some of my other favorite drink recipes we have on our site include Raspberry Mojitos, Passion Fruit Margaritas, and Melon Prosecco Cocktails!
WHY THIS RECIPE WORKS:
- With minimal ingredients, these come together in minutes. A speedy and happy cocktail, even on lazy days.
- You can use any of your favorite white wines.
- The berries really give it a fun twist and extra flavor.
INGREDIENTS NEEDED (SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST FOR THE FULL RECIPE CARD):
- Ice
- White wine
- Club soda
- Blueberries, for garnish
- Raspberries, for garnish
- Strawberries, for garnish
- Blackberries, for garnish
HOW TO MAKE THIS EASY WHITE WINE SPRITZER:
- Fill a glass ¾ of the way full with ice.
- Add berries on top of the ice.
- Pour white wine into the glass then top with club soda.
- Stir and serve.
You really can’t get any easier than that, and that is what I love about these. They are perfect for company or, on a warm evening, sitting outside just sitting and relaxing.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS RECIPE:
WHAT KIND OF WINE SHOULD I USE?
While we love a good Pinot Grigio, you can use other white wines for this some ideas include:
- Chardonnay
- Riesling
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Moscato
The type of wine that you use is entirely up to you and your favorite preferences; we also like a sweet Riesling as it plays off of the fruit well.
DO I HAVE TO USE CLUB SODA?
If you are not a fan of club soda, you do not need to use it. You can substitute it with any sparkling water or tonic water as well. You will want to get that bubbly effect for this easy cocktail.
ANY ADDITIONS?
You can make this drink all your own. Don’t hesitate to experiment a little!
- Slices of cucumber for a cool, refreshing twist
- A splash of lemon-lime soda for added sweetness and fizz
- Fresh mint leaves for an aromatic touch
- Ginger beer instead of club soda for a spicy kick
- A dash of cranberry juice for color and tanginess
- Lemon wedges or plenty of lemon zest for a citrusy burst
- A few drops of fruit juice (like peach or mango) for a tropical flavor
- Apple roses for a decorative and flavorful garnish
- Sangria recipes-inspired additions like sliced oranges or limes for a fruity kick
- Summer fruit like peach slices or watermelon cubes for seasonal flair
ANY SUBSTITUTIONS?
Feel free to try out any of the following subs. I always love options!
- Topo Chico or another sparkling mineral water in place of club soda for extra mineral flavor
- Rosé wine instead of white wine for a pink, fruity version
- Dry wine like oaky Chardonnay or Pinot Noir for a more robust flavor
- Hard seltzer for club soda to introduce different flavors like lime or grapefruit
- Sweet wine like sweet Moscato if you prefer a sweeter, less dry cocktail
- Use flavored seltzer or sparkling water (like berry or citrus) instead of plain for an easy flavor boost
HOW TO STORE:
I don’t recommend storing your drinks as this recipe only makes one, but you can store everything separately and make them when you are making a new drink, as they are super easy to put together.
DANA’S TIPS AND TRICKS:
- You can make this in a large batch by combining a 750ml bottle of wine and 1 liter of club soda in a pitcher and serving over ice and berries.
- Use your favorite white wine for this; we love a Pinot Grigio.
- Instead of club soda, you can also use regular or flavored seltzer or sparkling water.
- You can garnish these with fruit or not; that is a personal preference. We absolutely love and highly suggest using some fruit of your choice.
If you want a delicious summer recipe that takes minutes to prepare, then you absolutely have to try my White Wine Spritzer.
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White Wine Spritzer
Ingredients
- Blueberries for garnish
- Raspberries for garnish
- Strawberries for garnish
- Blackberries for garnish
- 6 ounces white wine
- 2 ounces club soda
Instructions
- Fill a glass ¾ of the way full with ice.
- Add berries on top of the ice.Blueberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Blackberries
- Pour white wine into the glass then top with club soda.6 ounces white wine, 2 ounces club soda
- Stir and serve.
Notes
- You can make this in a large batch by combining a 750ml bottle of wine and 1 liter of club soda in a pitcher and serving over ice and berries.
- Use your favorite white wine for this, we love a Pinot Grigio.
- Instead of club soda you can also use regular or flavored seltzer or sparkling water.
- You can garnish these with fruit or not, that is a personal preference, we absolutely love and highly suggest using some fruit of your choice.
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