Ingredients
- 3 parts Prosecco
- 1.5 parts Blue Curacao Liqueur
- splash Club Soda
Instructions
Prepare the Glass:
- Fill a wine glass or a large cocktail glass with ice.
Mix the Ingredients:
- Pour 3 parts Prosecco into the glass.
- Add 1.5 parts Blue Curacao.
- Top off with a splash of club soda.
Garnish (Optional):
- Add a slice of lime or a few fresh blueberries for a decorative touch.
Serve:
- Stir gently to combine the flavors and enjoy the refreshing taste of the Maradona Spritz.
Notes
Estimated Nutrition:
FAQ: Maradona Spritz
The Maradona Spritz stands out for its vibrant blue color, thanks to the Blue Curacao liqueur, and its refreshing mix of Prosecco and club soda. It’s a light, bubbly cocktail that’s easy to make and visually striking, perfect for any occasion.
Yes! You can use any sparkling wine like Champagne, Cava, or a sparkling rosé. Prosecco is typically lighter and fruitier, but feel free to experiment with your favorite bubbly.
Yes, Blue Curacao is an orange-flavored liqueur with a citrusy taste and typically has an alcohol content of around 15-30%. It adds both flavor and color to the Maradona Spritz.
Absolutely! Simply swap the Prosecco with a non-alcoholic sparkling wine or soda, and use a non-alcoholic blue syrup or juice for the Blue Curacao. You’ll still get that vibrant color and a refreshing taste without the alcohol.
A “part” is a flexible measurement. It can represent any quantity, as long as the ratio between the ingredients remains consistent. For example, if you use 1 ounce as a “part,” then 3 parts Prosecco would be 3 ounces, and 1.5 parts Blue Curacao would be 1.5 ounces.
s best to prepare the Maradona Spritz just before serving to keep the bubbles fresh and the flavor balanced. However, you can pre-chill the Prosecco and Blue Curacao for quicker assembly.
Popular garnish options for the Maradona Spritz include a slice of lime or a few fresh blueberries. These not only add a decorative touch but also enhance the refreshing taste.
The Maradona Spritz has a balanced flavor, with the sweetness of Blue Curacao balanced by the dry, bubbly Prosecco and the splash of club soda. If you prefer a sweeter drink, you can add a bit more Blue Curacao or reduce the amount of club soda.
Yes, flavored club soda like lime or berry can add an extra twist to the drink! Just make sure the flavor complements the citrusy notes of the Blue Curacao.
Yes! To make a batch of Maradona Spritz cocktails, simply multiply the ingredients while maintaining the same ratios. Mix everything in a large pitcher, but add the club soda just before serving to keep it fizzy.
