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Orange Spritz
t the Commons Club in New Orleans, bartender Heather Blanchard uses a non-alcoholic Italian orange aperitif and house-made lavender syrup to create a mocktail similar to an Aperol spritz.
Photo courtesy of Commons Club at New Orleans Virgin Hotel
Servings
1
1
Menu Part
- Beverage
Bartender Heather Blanchard
Commons Club
New Orleans, La.
Bottled alcohol-free spirits are growing in number and scope, with zero-proof gin, tequila, bourbon and aperitifs widely available. At the Commons Club in New Orleans, bartender Heather Blanchard uses a non-alcoholic Italian orange aperitif and house-made lavender syrup to create a mocktail similar to an Aperol spritz.
Ingredients
Honey lavender syrup
½ cup lavender flowers
½ cup honey
½ cup sugar
2 cups water
Orange spritz
1½ oz. non-alcoholic Italian orange
1 oz. honey lavender syrup
1 oz. orange juice
Splash of club soda
Orange slice, for garnish
Steps
For syrup, in small saucepan, steep lavender in 200 F. hot water for 20 minutes. Stir in honey and sugar until sugar dissolves. Strain and refrigerate syrup until ready to use.
For mocktail, in cocktail shaker, combine Italian orange, syrup and orange juice with ice; shake to blend well. Pour into a glass and top with soda; garnish with orange slice.
Photo courtesy of Commons Club at Virgin Hotel
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