What is Alicante Bouschet?

This rare red wine variety is a cross between Petit Bouschet and Grenache. It was first cultivated by viticulturist Henri Bouschet in 1866 and was originally used as a blending grape to enhance the depth of colour in wines. Alicante was widely planted in Spain and France, particularly in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. But lost exposure in the late 20th Century due to other popular varieties becoming more desired in the wine world.

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How to Make An Aperol Spritz

An Aperol Spritz is a wine-based cocktail made from the perfect ration of Aperol, Prosecco & soda water. It is served over lots of ice and with a slice of orange. Aperol Spritz’s are a refreshing, balanced, delightfully citrusy and bubbly cocktail. It tastes of the bitterness of burnt orange, rhubarb and bitter herbs, but the sugar in the Aperol makes the drink sweeter.

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