Pomegranate Spritz
This drink is very easy to make. For lovers of rosé wine this is a great use of two-day old oxidised wine sitting in the fridge. Fruity yet dry it’s a perfect sundowner.
Ingredients:
- 30ml Archie Rose Signature Dry Gin
- 60ml rosé wine
- 20ml pomegranate juice
- 5-10ml sugar syrup (1:1 ratio)
- 45ml soda
- Garnish with rosemary and 3 red grapes on a skewer
Method:
Build all ingredients (except soda) in the glass, add ice and top with the soda.
Garnish with a rosemary sprig and 3 red grapes on a skewer.
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