Drinks Recipes

Rosé Spritz

Pimms may be the traditional tennis tipple, but this Spritz version is less sweet and more refreshing.
Glass of Rosé Spritz with strawberries on the side.

Rosé Spritz.

Ben Dearnley
6
20M
5M
25M

Pimms may be the traditional tennis tipple, but this Spritz version is less sweet and more refreshing. We recommend using large ice cubes, as they won’t melt so quickly when transporting them. Start this recipe a day ahead to infuse the syrup and gin.

Ingredients

Rhubarb syrup
Pink grapefruit-infused gin

Method

1.For rhubarb syrup, combine ingredients and 150ml water in a small saucepan and bring to a simmer over medium heat, stirring until sugar dissolves and rhubarb is tender (3-5 minutes). Leave to infuse (overnight), then strain (discard solids).
2.For infused gin, combine ingredients in a bottle and leave infuse (overnight).
3.Combine rhubarb syrup, infused gin, rosé and grapefruit juice in a bottle and refrigerate until chilled (3 hours).
4.To serve, add ice cubes to glasses, pour over rosé-gin base, top with soda water and garnish with pink grapefruit peel, strawberries or mint.

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