Aperol
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About this product
Bright. Breezy. Irresistibly Italian.
Few bottles capture the joy of Italian life quite like Aperol. With its vivid orange hue and unmistakable bittersweet flavour, Aperol is more than a liqueur — it's a symbol of sunshine, conversation, and the golden hour. Born in Padua in 1919, Aperol was created by the Barbieri brothers as a lighter alternative to traditional Italian bitters, and over a century later, it remains a cornerstone of aperitivo culture around the world.
Whether enjoyed in its iconic spritz form or simply poured over ice, Aperol delivers effortless charm with every sip — low in alcohol, high in personality, and perfect for relaxed social moments.
Why we love it:
Aperol is sunshine in a glass. With its gentle bitterness, sweet orange zest, and refreshing finish, it’s approachable, playful, and versatile. It’s the ultimate crowd-pleaser — equally at home in a bustling city bar or your own back garden on a sunny day. And that signature Spritz? An essential summer ritual.
Country of origin
Italy
Tasting notes
Colour
Bright, electric orange with golden undertones.
Nose
Fresh oranges, gentian root, and rhubarb, with subtle herbal and vanilla notes.
Palate
Lively and smooth, with a perfect balance of sweet orange, mild bitterness, and herbal complexity. The finish is clean, light, and mouthwatering.
Serving suggestion
Aperol is built for sharing — and nothing says “aperitivo” like a Spritz.
- Neat over ice with a slice of orange
- Aperol Spritz – the Italian classic
✨ Easy Home Cocktail: Aperol Spritz - 60 ml Aperol
- 90 ml Prosecco
- Splash of soda water
- Serve in a large wine glass with plenty of ice and an orange slice.
Light, fizzy, and dangerously moreish.
Size, cl
70
ABV, %
11.0
About the producer
Aperol is produced by the Campari Group, a cornerstone of Italian spirits heritage. Originally developed by the Barbieri family in post-WWI Italy, it quickly became a national favourite, gaining cult status with the rise of café culture. Today, the recipe remains unchanged — a testament to its timeless appeal. From Veneto to vineyards abroad, Aperol continues to bring people together with flavour and flair.