Bella Apertini Aperitivo, 70cl

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It wasn't as artificially sweet as some of the other options and had plenty of flavour even when in a long drink with the lemonade mixer. I guess you'd put it being nearer Campari than Aperol, which, if like me, you like a bitter drink, is no bad thing. While every care has been taken to ensure product information is correct, food products are constantly being reformulated, so ingredients, nutrition content, dietary and allergens may change. This product can get everyone and anyone ready for spritz season this summer – it’s light and refreshing, perfect for the warmer weather. Clare Gibson, marketing director at Intercontinental Brands, said: “This zesty and bright orange apéritif is the perfect serve for summer celebrations.

Aperol is a slightly bitter, refreshing drink, it hails from Italy and if it's good enough to be drunk by Italians in their blisteringly hot summers, it's good enough for me. The launch of Bella Apertini was something all of the team at ICB were incredibly excited about and our Marketing Director, Clare Gibson echoes this: “Bella Apertini is a zesty and bright orange aperitif is the perfect serve for summer celebrations. For a refreshing summer drink, serve equal parts of Bella Apertini and prosecco with a splash of soda and loads of ice. WITH temperatures set to soar to 30°C, it’s the weekend to be putting on the spritz – Aperol Spritz.From contract bottling to developing your new product from start to finish, we have a wide range of solutions to help bring your vision to life. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. As consumers are continuing to build their home bars and create cocktails at home, our aperitivo is the perfect addition to garden parties and gatherings with friends.

The new distribution deals follow the brand’s recent national listing with UK supermarket Morrisons. Once diluted with fizz and soda water, this didn’t improve, turning just to a washed-out, pale-brown drink which unfortunately even with ice and an orange slice couldn’t perk up. Invented in Italy in 1919, the original Aperol is an alcoholic aperitif made with citrus, bitter roots and herby flavours. In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer.We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented here and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product. Lots of the supermarkets are now offering their own alternatives to both spirits, which we've taste-tested to compare to see if you can save a few pounds for your next summer barbecue. These ingredients create a bittersweet, zesty and bright orange aperitif which is best enjoyed when mixed with Prosecco and soda; a perfect serve for spring/summer celebrations.

Clare Gibson, Marketing Director at ICB, commented: “This zesty and bright orange aperitif is the perfect serve for summer celebrations. Intercontinental Brands’ main focus is on producing lower-ABV, value alternatives to major international brands.The Spritz is one of the best-selling cocktails globally, which is why we wanted to roll out widely across the UK so everyone can have a taste. Looking at the cost per drink, this was most expensive which you should bear in mind, especially if you can find Aperol on offer, or like one of the cheaper alternatives on offer. This is a classic aperitivo that has been crafted with bitter, sweet orange and delicate herbal flavours for a refreshing summer drink. A lovely looking bottle with a nice retro label, Sainsbury's say the 70cl bottle contains 14 servings.