If you love a good mimosa recipe, then you need to try these Strawberry Limoncello Spritz! This simple brunch cocktail includes Prosecco, Italian limoncello and fresh strawberries. This strawberry spritzer will make your brunch even more fabulous!
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The Easiest Strawberry Spritz recipe with Prosecco!
Every once in a while, a delicious brunch cocktail completely hits the spot! Its the perfect drink to enjoy with a delicious Sunday morning breakfast.
This easy-to-make limoncello spritzer is wonderful with fresh, delicious strawberries, limoncello liquor and topped off with Prosecco or Moscato. It tastes like a grown-up sparkling strawberry lemonade!
What ingredients are in spritzer?
For a traditional spritz you’ll need prosecco, soda water and Aperol.
For this strawberry spritzer, you’ll need sliced, fresh strawberries added to the bottom of Champagne flutes. If you don’t have champagne glasses, no worries – any wine glass will do.
To the sliced strawberries, add the limoncello liqueur over the top.
Limoncello is an Italian liqueur that is fabulous when paired with fresh berries. The Italians often drink this as an aperitif, but it’s also a wonderful addition to a champagne cocktail like this. I also enjoy limoncello in my Lemon Raspberry Mimosas.
What is limoncello?
Limoncello is an Italian liqueur that is made from soaking lemon rind in natural grain alcohol.
Can I use prosecco or Moscato instead of champagne for mimosas?
Yes, for this limoncello mimosa you can use any sparkling wine, Prosecco or Moscato.
To the strawberries and limoncello, you’ll then top off the drink with your Prosecco or your favorite Champagne or Sparkling wine. Much like a mimosa, these spritzers are a wonderful brunch drink.
Once you’ve added the Prosecco, top off these delicious cocktails with some lemon zest, which adds a great bit of yellow color on top of the fresh red strawberries. A wonderfully fresh drink perfect for ushering in spring and summer!
Making these cocktails couldn’t be easier! You can also make a pitcher of this drink by pouring the entire bottle of sparkling wine in and adding about 6 oz. of the limoncello. Add about 1 c. of strawberries.
When should I serve these strawberry limoncello spritzers?
This is a great drink when you are hosting friends for a casual Sunday brunch. It’s also fantastic for Easter or Mother’s Day brunch and be amazing for a bridal shower or anytime you’re hosting friends for a cocktail hour.
If you loved this delicious Strawberry Limoncello Spritzer, check out some of my other drink recipes:
- Strawberry Moscow Mule Recipe
- Lemon Raspberry Mimosas
- Strawberry Lemon Drop Cocktail
- Frozen Raspberry Peach Bellini
- Strawberry Lime Margaritas
- Pineapple Margaritas
- Pina Colada Champagne Punch
- Watermelon Coconut Rum Punch
Here’s the recipe for these fantastic, easy Strawberry Limoncello Spritz:
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Strawberry Lemoncello Spritzers
Equipment
- Champagne Flutes A beautiful set of champagne glasses at a reasonable price!
- Citrus Zester This citrus zester by OXO creates long strips of zest with ease.
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup strawberries sliced, about 2 berries per glass
- 1 oz. limoncello liquor 1 oz./shot per glass
- 2 oz. Prosecco Moscato or Champagne
Garnish:
- Lemon Zest long strips
Instructions
- In champagne glasses, add the sliced strawberries. Pour 1 oz. lemoncello over the berries, and then fill the remaining glass with the champagne. Top with a few strips of lemon zest. Enjoy in moderation.
Nutrition
For a girl who adores lemon, I’m surprised that I’ve never had lemoncello before. These look amazing and delicious!
I pinned several of your recipes on my cocktail board. Thank you for sharing your refreshing and delicious recipes!
Oh – I need to pin this. I still have my “Buddacello” (lemoncello made from Buddah’s hand). This would be a great way to use it!
Thanks for sharing on the What’s for Dinner link up~
Looks delish, refreshing, and pretty!
Thanks for sharing at the #InspirationSpotlight @DearCreatives Pinned & shared
Funny how I found you on a link party today when I actually ran across your site last earlier this weekend looking for inspiration for Easter! The drinks not only sound amazing they are so pretty too!
Oh these just scream springtime to me.
I’m pinning this to serve on Easter! Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner party.
Such a festive and pretty drink! I’m sure I could have a few over the course of a long brunch:)
Yum, those look amazing!! Pinning to try for this weekend. 🙂
This sound so yummy! Thanks for sharing at #BestoftheWeekend !
How did you do your beautiful lemon zest strips? Did you julianne them by hand or is there a tool that I can purchase?
These look so refreshing and delicious! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
That sounds refreshing! Pinned.
The perfect summer drink! Thanks for sharing the recipe with us 🙂 Pinned
Pinned! I’m making these at my next brunch! Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner party.
This looks so pretty, I’m pinning for our next summer party
These were a big hit at my daughters wedding shower.