Indulge in the world of cocktails with a refreshing twist—low ABV (alcohol by volume) options that are perfect for any occasion. From the vibrant Aperol Spritz to the classic Pimm’s Cup, these are ideal for pacing yourself during a long night out, enjoying a sunny afternoon sip, or simply savoring a cocktail without the aftereffects!
Pimm’s Cup
The Pimm’s Cup is THE quintessential British cocktail! With it’s connection to British summer events such as Wimbledon and garden parties, the Pimm’s Cup is more than just a drink—it’s a cultural icon!!
It’s a mix of Pimm’s and lemonade or ginger ale and traditionally garnished with a medley of fresh fruits and herbs, including slices of cucumber, strawberries, oranges, and sprigs of mint. The result is a light, aromatic beverage that bursts with flavors and is perfect for warm weather, plus it’s low ABV!
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Americano
Originating in Italy during the 1860s, the Americano cocktail gained popularity among American tourists, hence its name.
The Americano is composed of equal parts Campari and sweet vermouth, topped with a splash of soda water. It’s typically served over ice in a highball glass and garnished with a twist of lemon or an orange slice, which adds a tangy citrus element to its mostly bittersweet flavor profile. With it being low ABV, the Americano is great for anytime of day!
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Aperol Spritz
Everyone knows it and loves it. The Aperol Spritz is the beloved Italian cocktail that has gained international popularity! Originating in the Veneto region of Italy, it is now staple of Italian aperitivo culture.
The Aperol Spritz cocktail is remarkably simple to make, requiring just three key ingredients: Aperol, prosecco, and soda water. Aperol is the star of the show with its bright orange hue and bittersweet flavor, prosecco adds the sparkle and the soda water lightens the drink, making it incredibly refreshing.
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Sherry Cobbler
The Sherry Cobbler is an American cocktail that dates back to the mid-19th century, or is it?? This cocktail was immensely popular during the 1800s and is often credited with popularizing the use of ice in drinks, as well as the drinking straw.
What we do know is that it is Low ABV!
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Strawberry Frose
Strawberry Frosé has quickly become a favorite for the summer. Why did it take so long? This modern mix of rosé wine,strawberries and ice was bound to catch on whether we predicted it or not!
The sweetness of ripe strawberries pairs perfectly with the subtlety of rosé, creating a harmonious blend that’s so refreshing. The slushy consistency adds a playful, almost nostalgic element, reminiscent of childhood frozen treats but with a sophisticated adult twist! Plus it’s low ABV!
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Sangria
The perfect party cocktail because it serves so many and it is so delicious. My Dad had the best Summer Sangria recipe. Using the best summer fruits, plus a dash a brandy, it’s perfect for a hot summer day, picnics, dinner parties and any other summer entertaining you might be having and of course low ABV!
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