Raspberry Rosé Spritz Recipe – Delicate, refreshing, and effortlessly elegant, this sparkling cocktail captures the spirit of warm afternoons and golden-hour gatherings. Combining juicy raspberries with crisp rosé wine and a splash of sparkle, it creates a drink that feels celebratory without being heavy. The Raspberry Rosé Spritz Recipe appears here naturally as a modern favorite for brunches, garden parties, bridal showers, and relaxed summer evenings.
Recipe Overview
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Cuisines: Contemporary / European-Inspired
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Course: Beverage / Sparkling Cocktail
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Servings: 1 glass (easy to scale)
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Calories (approx.): 150–170 kcal per serving
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
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Active Time: 5 minutes
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Resting Time: None
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Total Time: 5 minutes
A quick-mix cocktail ideal for spontaneous hosting.
Equipment Needed
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Large wine glass or spritz glass
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Jigger or measuring spoon
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Bar spoon
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Ice scoop
Optional:
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Muddler (for deeper raspberry flavor)
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Fine strainer
Ingredients
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3 oz chilled rosé wine
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1 oz raspberry liqueur or raspberry syrup
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2–3 oz sparkling water or prosecco
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6–8 fresh raspberries
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Ice cubes
Garnish Options
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Fresh raspberries
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Mint sprig
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Lemon twist
Instructions
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Fill the glass with ice
Add ice cubes to a large wine glass until nearly full. -
Add raspberries
Drop fresh raspberries into the glass. Lightly muddle if you prefer a stronger berry flavor. -
Pour in rosé and raspberry
Add rosé wine followed by raspberry liqueur or syrup. -
Top with sparkle
Gently add sparkling water or prosecco. -
Stir softly
Give one gentle stir to combine without losing bubbles. -
Garnish and serve
Add a mint sprig or lemon twist. Serve immediately.
Nutrition Table (Per Serving – Estimated)
| Nutrient | Amount |
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| Calories | 150–170 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | 14–18 g |
| Sugars | 12–15 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Fiber | 1 g |
| Sodium | <10 mg |
| Potassium | 60–90 mg |
| Alcohol Content | ~8–10% ABV (varies by wine & sparkle) |
Values vary based on rosé style and raspberry syrup used.
Tips & Variations
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Sweeter version: Add more raspberry syrup.
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Drier style: Use prosecco instead of soda and reduce syrup.
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Citrus lift: Add a splash of lemon juice.
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Mocktail option: Use sparkling rosé soda and raspberry juice.
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Herbal twist: Add basil instead of mint.
For parties, build the base (rosé + raspberry) in a pitcher and top with sparkle just before serving.
Final Thoughts
Graceful, refreshing, and endlessly versatile, this spritz offers a perfect blend of fruit, wine, and sparkle. With minimal effort, you can serve a cocktail that looks stunning, tastes bright, and suits nearly any occasion. Whether you’re hosting a celebration or enjoying a peaceful afternoon, this drink delivers effortless charm in every sip.
