The ‘Hugo’ Cocktail

This particular drink is unique because it has elderberry syrup, something I had never before tried, or even heard of, Elderberry syrup is extracted from elderflower …

Hugo Spritz Cocktail

Instructions Fill glass with ice, Tear and place mint leaves into glass, Add 2 Tablespoons elderflower liqueur, 2 ounces sparkling water or seltzer and lime slices, …

Hugo cocktail recipe

Method STEP 1 Gently scrunch the mint in your hands to lightly bruise it, then put in the bottom of a large wine glass, Pour STEP 2 Fill the glass with ice, then pour over the soda water and …

Hugo Cocktail – A Couple Cooks

Ingredients 1 ounces 2 tablespoons St Germain liqueur chilled if possible 3 ounces 6 tablespoons Prosecco or other sparkling wine, chilled 1 ounce 2 tablespoons soda water Ice, for …

The BEST Hugo Spritz Cocktails

Hugo Cocktail Ingredients Mint: Refreshing and cooling, Muddle the mint a bit to get the oils moving, Lime: A few slices of lime add zesty flavor that balances out the sweet syrup, Elderflower …

Hugo cocktail

The Hugo is a slightly alcoholic aperitif, originating in South Tyrol, but widespread in Triveneto, Austria, Switzerland and Germany, based of prosecco, elderflower syrup or lemon balm syrup, seltzer or sparkling water and mint leaves,, Origins, As reported by the magazines Mixology and Der Spiegel, the Hugo was conceived in 2005 by Naturns barman Roland Gruber, as an alternative to Spritz

A Hugo: The Most Refreshing Cocktail You’ll Ever Have

A Hugo cocktail is not a German drink, It comes from the South Tyrol region in northern Italy, You can’t blame the Germans for wanting to take credit for it though! You will find it in many cafes and bars in southern Germany, Austria and South Tyrol, especially in summer! According to Mixology magazine, The Hugo was created in 2005 in the Italian town of Naturno by bartender Roland Gruber

Hugo Cocktail : recette de Hugo Cocktail

Hugo Cocktail 5/5, 4 commentaires, 1/2, 3 min • facile • bon marché, Ajouter au carnet, 1 personne, 15 cl, de vin mousseux de préférence du Prosecco 10 cl, d’eau gazeuse, 2 cl, de sirop de fleurs de sureau, 1 rondelle, de citron vert, 5 feuilles, de menthe fraîche, 4 glaçons, Ajouter au panier, Préparation, Temps total: 3 min, Préparation: 3 min, Repos:-Cuisson:-Étape 1, Rincer

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A guide to Austrian drinks: beer, wine, and cocktails

If you’re looking to drink something light and refreshing, you could also ask for a Kaiserspritzer; the Austrian version of a white wine spritzer, You can make this by mixing white wine with sparkling water or soda water, If you like, you can also add a splash of elderberry syrup or fruit cordial for extra sweetness and flavor, This is a particularly popular drink during the summertime in

Special Drinks — Taste of Austria

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How to Make a Hugo Cocktail Recipe and Tips

Using cold ingredients is better than using ice to chill the drink; this helps maintain its effervescence, If ice is the only option, stick to cubes; never use crushed ice, A Hugo is most definitely a product of its ingredients; high-quality prosecco yields a better-tasting cocktail, If you are running short on mint, you can use less by

Hugo Spritz Cocktail

This Hugo Spritz Cocktail recipe makes a refreshing cocktail that can be enjoyed any time of the year, but it’s especially perfect on hot days, It’s a bubbly Austrian spritz drink made with a little …

Berlin: Elderflower cocktail recipe Italian Hugo

I’ve arrived in Berlin… and so has the elderflower-syrup-filled Hugo cocktail! As I observed in my earlier post on foraged elderflower syrup, this bubbly summer treat has been working its way up through Europe from its birthplace in Italy,, Last sighted by The Wednesday Chef in Kassel in southwestern Germany, the drink has now reached Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg, where this specials …