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Irish travel writer Nadia El Ferdaoussi whips up an Amalfi sunset spritz that’ll take you to the Italian coast

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05th Nov 2020
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Irish travel writer Nadia El Ferdaoussi whips up an Amalfi sunset spritz that’ll take you to the Italian coast

Switch out your usual G&T for something more exciting. As part of our Malfy Cocktail Evenings in association with IMAGE, Irish travel writer Nadia El Ferdaoussi will demonstrate how to make an pink gin Amalfi sunset spritz.


Inspired by Italy’s sunny coast, this fruity Italian cocktail is the perfect balance of sweet and sour. 

It’s made with San Pellegrino aranciata rossa, prosecco, orange and, of course, gin. We recommend using Malfy Gin Rosa, a pink gin distilled with sun-ripened Sicilian pink grapefruits and rhubarb.

It’s bright, light and deliciously refreshing.

Amalfi sunset spritz

Please visit www.drinkaware.ie for information on how to drink responsibly.

Ingredients

  • 35ml Malfy Gin Rosa
  • 50ml San Pellegrino Aranciata Rossa
  • 50ml Prosecco
  • Orange wheel, thyme sprig and strawberry slices

Method

Build ingredients in a glass over cubes of ice and gently stir to combine. Garnish with an orange wheel, thyme sprig and strawberry slices.

Malfy Cocktail Evenings in association with IMAGE

This recipe is part of our Malfy Cocktail Evenings in association with IMAGE, taking place every Friday from October 26 to November 20. The series is being opened and closed by TV presenter, style guru and social media influencer Darren Kennedy.

We are asking guests to join us along with host writer Nadia El Ferdaoussi as we all bring a taste of La Dolce Vita with Malfy Gin to your home. If you’d like to follow along, be sure to buy your Amalfi sunset spritz ingredients and watch Nadia’s demo below.


Malfy Gin is for over 18s only. Please visit www.drinkaware.ie for more information on how to drink responsibly.


The full Malfy Gin range includes four variants: Malfy Originale, Malfy Con Limone, Malfy Gin Rosa and Malfy Con Arancia. For recipes and cocktail ideas visit www.malfygin.com. Malfy Gin is available in all retailers nationwide and good off licences, including O’Brien’s for a recommended retail price of €35. 

 

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