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April 22 2025

5
  michaelgodek


Wish Select was available near me. Definitely trying the Cynar this evening

April 22 2025

5
  stephane.foisy.186


Prefer Campari myself but I will look up the French variant with Suze. Sounds interesting.

April 22 2025

5
  AngryCocktails


Campari is too much for me, glad to see alternatives

April 22 2025

4
  jamesm7721


Literally ordered a bottle of cynar after watching this

April 22 2025

5
  melrosemixers4277


Can we get some non alcoholic / low abv drinks pls for dry/dryish July

April 22 2025

3
  Tokenmaster87


Hi Steve, What type of icemaker do you use?

April 22 2025

5
  erykbielawski760


Keep up the great work Steve! Aperol spritz is one of my favorite drinks, cheers from the States

April 22 2025

3
  nicolaslubrano1218


Chino has a very distinct cola syrup taste we drink non alcohol ones during dinner better than coke

April 22 2025

3
  pierreschambacher1564


The Hugo spritz looks a lot like what people in France call a St Germain spritz. We just do the 3-2-1 ratio but with St Germain.

April 22 2025

3
  amypie8961


Can’t wait to try the Cynar Spritz, I usually just drink Cynar with soda/seltzer

April 22 2025

3
  peterjohn8297


Would it be wise or stupid to subs the Prosecco with Cava?

April 22 2025

3
  efranz


Who makes that prosecco your using?

April 22 2025

5
  reecebarnes938


I love spritz. Got me into apertivos and keen to try more . This video inspired me to try a negroni spritz ( 1 oz compari, 1oz London dry gin , 2 dashes of orange bitters and then topped up with prosecco)

April 22 2025

5
  markwilson9624


Fun fact: I learned while visiting Venice that the locals call the half-and-half mix of Aperol and Campari the "Spritz Indeciso" which translates to indecisive.

April 22 2025

3
  deanmcginty4261


Great Video Steve! Weird that the Italian bartenders say no to the olive. I went to Venice for a week 3 years ago and had maaaaaaany Aperol Spritz and every one had an olive in. UK, Spain, Portugal...no olive. Strange!

April 22 2025

4
  rubygregory1992


As soon as you poured the Select I was like ooh I’ve got to get my hands on some of that! I hope they sell it here in the states. And yay for the little ugly one being the winner!

April 22 2025

5
  TheTribalBarGuy


Wow that video opened a complete new world for me. So nice!

April 22 2025

4
  jonasvacchelli5261


italiani dove siete??? :)

April 22 2025

5
  ThoseCaliKidzz


Olives are quite common in a spritz in Veneto

April 22 2025

5
  sharivandergrijn2322


Weekend to do: Aperol, Campari, Cynar, 50/50 Aperol Campari Spritz drink off!

April 22 2025

3
  ericsutton3069


Excellent video sir . I really enjoy an Aperol spritz and I am looking forward to trying the Cynar.

April 22 2025

4
  chatgp666


Also try the Montenegro Spritz, it is my favorite one!

April 22 2025

3
  stevemcdermott62


One point made to me by an Italian Liquor Store owner is that the "true" spritz calls for soda water but this is a poor translation of the Italian recipe and it actually calls for sparkling water such as Sanpellegrino sparkling mineral water!

April 22 2025

5
  polyannamoonbeam


I like to squeeze a fresh orange juice and pink grapefruit and add angostura orange bitters to Aperol.. then ice mint and if it’s a little bitter or tart for some, I let the kids add grenadine or vanilla syrup. It’s never sophisticated in our house

April 22 2025

3
  jakerouse2328


Is jager-spritz a thing because it should be.

April 22 2025

4
  lynnedelacy2841


My brother in law called a strong Campari and orange a ‘Wandsworth sunset’

April 22 2025

4
  lynnedelacy2841


Have you tried the Lidl / Aldi looky likey Aperol would be interested in your thoughts on the comparison

April 22 2025

4
  rolandlundall133


You are always hanging on the fence. Make a decision.

April 22 2025

5
  gh6863


Root beer flavour?

April 22 2025

3
  vitotronnolone5022


We (Italians) love bitter drinks

April 22 2025

3
  ThomasLeo


Cynar 33 or 70?

April 22 2025

4
  jonlenaway


Thanks to your video, we checked out select. My gf, a long time aperol spritz fan, now prefers those to the aperol spritz. So, thanks!

April 22 2025

5
  AnyaMirhiam


If you go in Romania and ask for spritz you will get a bottle of wine and sparkling water

April 22 2025

5
  antoninoriggio536


mannolu royal - Cerca con Google https://swky.co/BxvnIA

April 22 2025

3
  tomasgronberg4679


No orange in the Select Spritz. But a large green olive!

April 22 2025

3
  GDG-qq2oy


For me too much ice, too much American spritz, in Italy we have dozens of aperitif blends, as well as coffee and as many bitters made with herbs!

April 22 2025

5
  Moonrise361


But you should stir them, and well at that. It makes a little foam when you stir and it just adds to the delight and tasting. And not having stirred them, the Proseco taste must be more proeminent since it was poured after, on top of the ice. The flavors cannot have merged together well.

April 22 2025

3
  Moonrise361


Italians often drink the Campari drink with only Sparking water or Soda Water (with ice), and nicely stirred. A little bitter but quite good. Stirring with a back and forth motion with a spoon, against the ice, makes it foamy, merging both ingredients together, and so quite delightful in flavor and texture.

April 22 2025

5
  rastyLV


I prefer aperol 60ml, instead of prosecco (i hate it) i use asti, fill it up with lemonade and full slice of orange

April 22 2025

5
  billgershon5215


i had an amazing version of this in NYC with Contratto Aperitif and Prosecco. (the only two ingredients I was told) well balanced. really really good. At Alimenteri Vinera NYC

April 22 2025

4
  as28bartender41


April 22 2025

5
  DK-hl9fg


Where’s the pims

April 22 2025

4
  richardjohnson4696


For my Aperol spritzes.. I add fresh squeezed sweet ruby red grapefruit juice before I add the Prosecco. The slight bitterness of grapefruit goes great with the Aperol. Then I use a slice of blood orange for garnish.

April 22 2025

5
  NightSkyJeff


How do other amari (e.g. Averna, Meletti) rate for spritzes?

April 22 2025

5
  jacqsprat4645


I got a bottle of the Aldi apertivo today. I’ve heard it’s good. I also want to try out pampelle.

April 22 2025

5
  QuiznosBear


So Summer aperol Fall campari Winter cynar Spring select

April 22 2025

5
  jakubhinca6783


Ok at work we do 80 ml aperol, about 200ml prosecco and top up with soda in 500ml wine glass full of ice, and people say its really good, i dont like the drink so much in general, but its really full of flavour and you can actually feel the flavours of aperol well.

April 22 2025

4
  aprilgysbers5064


Pope Francis

April 22 2025

5
  0141D


Select is the best one imo. Delicious

April 22 2025

3
  loususanfranklin2156


I love my bitter (amero) - love mixing Campari & Cynar with my Antica Carpano with Pellegrino water - my go to spritz. Also love the Aperol Spritz with fondness given our first was in Italy (Tuscany)

April 22 2025

4
  HenkeJ2


Should try Stockholms Aperitif Röd Spritz for this summer if you can get a hold of it ;) Same ballpark, but different!

April 22 2025

4
  GuyPucill


What type of Prosecco should be used?

April 22 2025

5
  jima.rooney7124


Well done. Love Campari and Cynar. Cant wait to try these

April 22 2025

4
  olimpiarossettikrauss1884


You can also compare the sprtiz with Ramazzotti, my favourite!

April 22 2025

4
  Dani-kx8jo


In Brescia, quite big italian city between Milan and Venice, there is an aperitivo called "Pirlo" and similar to spritz. Pirlo is made with Campari, white still wine and sparkling water.

April 22 2025

4
  Barprints


Great video to showcase how to get the most out of whatever amari you have. Cheers

April 22 2025

5
  unternehme


As an Italian, I find SELECT to be the best ever. Too bad it is now really hard to find anywhere outside Venice!

April 22 2025

5
  riograndedosulball248


What I like the most is how cheap Cynar is in my country, I can get a bottle in the market for like, three dollars lol

April 22 2025

4
  peteversage4473


Thanks for this very informative video. I’ll try the Cynar version.

April 22 2025

4
  jasonhickerson1017


The first Spritz I had was served to me on a Venetian beach, with Campari and an olive. The thing looked garish, bright red with a green olive. But it was the perfect thing for a hot, humid day in Venice. I love bitter, and to me the Aperol version is a laughably tame imitation. I can’t wait to try the Cynar and Select versions, and I want to try it also with my new favorite Italian amaro made by Foro. Cheers!

April 22 2025

3
  GlobalNotes


Would love to see you do different mashups of the aperitifs for spritzes

April 22 2025

4
  maciejkowalski9999


Aperol = Marketing, Select = Spritz Real Deal

April 22 2025

4
  13Luk6iul


I wonder, if Austrans really felt the wine being too strong. I‘d guess it was (and still is) just a very common way, to enjoy white wine with sparkling water, esp in the summer evenings. Its a very nice and refreshing drink. Around vienna in the wine mountains, you can go to farmers directly and enjoy a glass of wine or a wine with sparkling water in small localities (Heuriger). If you order your wine „gespritzt“, the soda is added. In Austria and in southern Germany you can order other drinks „gespritzt“ as well, fruit juices, especially apple juice are common. This type of drink, i.e. a stronger flavoured drink (wine /juice) dilluted with sparkling water. Is also referred to as a „Schorle“ in other parts of the German speaking world. So I think Austrians were very capable of drinking „strong Italian wine“. I see no reason either, why Italian wine should have been very different in strength to Austrian wine or other period wines. The Austrians simply had a recipe for their own delicious summer drink, which made its way into the drink culture of its neighbour Italy.

April 22 2025

4
  heggiss


Stirring with garnish, finger, knife... Anything but the bar spoon

April 22 2025

4
  sandrabutler6968


I read about the spritz before a trip to Tuscany, as an iconic Italian drink. I really did not like the first one made with Aperol and tried it again. I prefer the bitterness of Campari and it is truly my perfect summer afternoon aperitivo,with ice and a slice of orange also visually beautiful. I will now try with Select (hopefullyI can find here in US) and Cynar to make sure I have tried them all!

April 22 2025

5
  supermarkmusic


Olives are part of the recipe on the Select website… that said, have yours however you like it. Life is finite…!

April 22 2025

5
  jonnyfussball


long time viewer, first time commenter.. just returned from Venice, and every spritz was garnished with an olive. delicious!

April 22 2025

5
  marcolazza4454


Me being an italian waiter and matching perfectly your information, nice job quite informed

April 22 2025

4
  AntoniadiPadova2020


The select one is the best !

April 22 2025

4
  emanuelegelao9742


Prova ad aggiungere una spruzzata di Cynar nel Secect Spritz... una meraviglia

April 22 2025

5
  MrArtist1987


,non ce un video utile, quando ho 2 minuti di preparare qualcosa

April 22 2025

4
  MACH-tv1vl


Select in Venice is definitely served with both and orange and olive

April 22 2025

5
  Helliconia54


I only just watched this video. Very late, i know. A variation on the spritz, Using a quality dry cider instead of prosecco. DV cidery in Darraweit Guim,vic. Does cocktails with a difference, using their dry cider instead of sparkling wine. Works a treat for a not so sweet spritz.

April 22 2025

4
  infernal_tulip


All the Spritz I had while living in Venice had an olive. I prefer that rather than a slice of orange.

April 22 2025

3
  Wozzaatwozza


I like mixing alternatives to Prosecco like Moet Nectar vs regular Moët .

April 22 2025

3
  danielvizcaya2595


Thanks for the video, I learn a lot today. I may try de half /half Spritz.

April 22 2025

5
  nerriliesquires4199


I was served an Aperol Spritz in Venice a few weeks ago with a skewered olive

April 22 2025

5
  louisnat1257


Thanks Steve! Well done. I am going to try the Cynar spritz for sure

April 22 2025

4
  StevetheBartender_


As with a lot of cocktails, people can get quite particular about how exactly the Spritz is made despite being comprised of only 3 ingredients. Hopefully you find this video helpful and make sure you try Select Aperitivo and the Cynar Spritz!! Want to learn more? Check out the books listed below... - SPRITZ COCKTAIL BOOK: https://amzn.to/2Oar4Mn - AMARO BOOK: https://amzn.to/3ekpFxs - APERITIVO: ITALIAN COCKTAIL CULTURE: https://amzn.to/38L1Fm6 - SIGN UP TO NEWSLETTER: http://stevethebartender.com.au/newsletter