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3-ingredient Campari spritz cocktail recipe

Name: Campari Spritz
Ingredients: 90 ml Prosecco Doc; 60 ml Campari; 30 ml Soda Water; Ice; Garnish: Orange Wedge

How to make a campari spritz: the original recipe

Discover how to make a classic 3-ingredient Campari spritz: a step by step guide to this classic recipe.

Ingredients

90 ml Prosecco Doc
60 ml Campari
30 ml Soda Water
Ice
Garnish: Orange Wedge

Grab a large wine glass.
Pour In 90ml Prosecco Doc.
Pour In 60ml Campari.
Splash 30ml Soda Water.
Fill with large cubed ice.
Garnish with a large orange wedge.

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