Virgin Hugo
A floral, refreshing mocktail inspired by the Hugo Spritz – elderflower syrup, sparkling water, lime, and fresh mint
- 1 ozelderflower syrup
- 4 ozsparkling water
- ½ ozlime juice
- 6 leavesfresh mint
- Mint sprig, lime wheelgarnish
- 1Muddle mint in a wine glass
- 2Add ice and elderflower syrup
- 3Add lime juice
- 4Top with sparkling water
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The Hugo Spritz was created in 2005 by bartender Roland Gruber in South Tyrol, quickly becoming one of Italy's most popular modern cocktails. This non-alcoholic version captures the same floral, minty refreshment using elderflower syrup and sparkling water. The combination of elderflower and mint creates an aromatic, sophisticated mocktail perfect for aperitivo.
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