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Wine spritzer with a difference: Tinto de Verano - delicious recipe for red wine spritzer

2021-01-12T11:46:41.243Z


Wine spritzer is a classic if you drink a little less alcohol but don't want to miss out on enjoying it. Have you ever tried a wine spritzer with red wine?


Wine spritzer is a classic if you drink a little less alcohol but don't want to miss out on enjoying it.

Have you ever tried a wine spritzer with red wine?

Sure, not everyone is a fan of wine spritzers: some wine fans stand on end when they see that good wine * is diluted with water.

But

wine spritzer

also has a number of advantages: It is a lighter alternative to a glass of wine and has

fewer calories

- perfect if you are on a diet but still want to enjoy a glass.

Even on hot summer days, a light wine spritzer is simply more refreshing and doesn't go to your head as quickly as wine.

Tips for preparation: This is how wine spritzer tastes best

  • Use medium to strong

    sparkling mineral water

    that does not have a distinct taste of its own, otherwise it will mask the aroma of the wine.

  • Make sure the quality of the wine is good: A spritzer can only be as good as the wine on which it is based.

  • Wine and water should be well chilled.

  • Do not mix your wine spritzer in a

    50:50

    ratio

    .

    You can find out more about the correct mixing ratio here.

  • A Riesling is traditionally used for white wine spritzer.

    Other

    white grape varieties

    (for example Silvaner or Pinot Gris) as well as

    rosé

    or

    red wine

    also bring

    variety

    .

Also read:

Refraining from alcohol: Can you drink wine and beer during a low-carb diet?

Wine spritzer with red wine: which types of wine should I use?

You have a large selection of

wine for a

red wine

spritzer.

For example, Portuguese and Pinot Noir go well.

However, you shouldn't have

wines that are

very

tannic

Use like Cabernet Sauvignon or Sangiovese: The carbonic acid in the water increases the perception of the tannins, the spritzer tastes bitter and that does not match the refreshing effect you want from a wine spritzer.

Alternatively, you can use still instead of sparkling water for a red wine spritzer.

If you like it sweeter, you can

mix

red wine with

lemonade

instead of water

.

This variant is called “

Tinto de Verano

in Spain

- a classic summer drink that is wonderfully refreshed and tastes fruity-sweet.

Here comes the recipe.

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Recipe for Tinto de Verano: red wine spritzer with lemonade

For 1 glass of Tinto de Verano you need:

  • 100 ml dry red wine

  • 200 ml lemonade (e.g. Sprite, 7Up or Fanta Lemon)

  • 1/2 organic lemon, sliced

  • 3 ice cubes

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Preparation:

Simply pour all the ingredients into a large glass, stir and serve the

Spanish red wine spritzer

.

The taste of the summer cocktail gives you that holiday feeling.

If you're more in the mood for a winter drink, try this sangria cocktail with red wine.

(mad) * Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.

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Source: merkur

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