The Nantucket Spritz

Every occasion needs a specialty cocktail. It’s true. I’m sure you’ve gone to weddings that had a cocktail that the bride and groom love. I’m sure you’ve gone to a holiday party and there is a twist on an old classic. They’re fun! Specialty cocktails add a little something to your party. This year, I’ve partnered with Patron to share the Nantucket Spritz, a fun holiday brunch cocktail for you and your loved ones.

First, before you go there and tell me that you don’t “do tequila,” let me tell you that you juuuuust might after this cocktail. With flavors of orange with the juice and Citronge liqueur and the effervescence from the sparkling wine, it’s a mildly tart and sweet treat to enjoy.

Maybe you do tequila but you’re worried that your guests don’t. Well, this is a simple and delicious recipe will have non-tequila drinkers asking for more. While you could have a pretty spread of juice, orange slices, and the spirits, you could save yourself some time and make a batch of it and put it in a carafe or pitcher for easy serving.

Patrón released this Limited-Edition 1-Liter bottle, making it perfect for your holiday entertaining or the perfect gift to bring with you to your celebrations. The emerald green-accented bottle with this stunning metallic stopper pays homage to Patron’s Mexican heritage. In true upcycle fashion, I already have a plan for this gorgeous bottle once it’s empty.

PATRON NANTUCKET SPRITZ

INGREDIENTS

• 1 oz. Patron Silver
• 1 oz. Patron Citronge Orange
• 2 oz. Blood Orange Juice*
• 2 oz. Sparkling Wine
• Orange twist for garnish

*Pro Tip from Kachet: If you have some trouble finding blood oranges, don’t fret. This rendition uses 1 oz regular orange juice and 1 oz of blood orange syrup.

DIRECTIONS

Single Serving

1. Chill all ingredients ahead of time.

2. Combine ingredients in a flute.

3. Garnish with an orange twist!

 FOR A GROUP

1. Chill all ingredients ahead of time.

2. Combine ingredients in a pitcher or carafe.

3. Garnish with orange slices and twists.

Whether you’re hosting the girls for a gift exchange or enjoying while your family is arriving to celebrate, change up the tradition with Patron. Try the recipe and let me know what you think!

 

Also, don’t forget to grab this bottle on your way to your celebrations. It’s an easy and beautiful hostess or White Elephant gift.

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Disclaimer: This post is in collaboration with Patron. Thank you for supporting the brands that support the blog!