This raspberry limoncello prosecco is the perfect sparkling summer cocktail to enjoy year round. It’s made with fresh muddled raspberries, lemon, and your favorite wine!
Another round of cocktails, anyone!? If you’re a fan of Prosecco then today you’re in luck because I’ve got another delicious cocktail recipe for you my friend!
I’ve put a delicious spin on the traditional glass of Prosecco and present to you… the Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco! It’s the best summer spritzer in my opinion!
This drink is perfect for entertaining, whether it be for a girls’ night, holiday gathering, or just simply a way to wine down and treat yourself after a long day!
With just 4 simple ingredients, this raspberry spritzer is so easy to make!
Grab the recipe below!
This Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco drink is so refreshing and great year-round!You can use any kind of prosecco of your choice, but for this recipe I opted for the Santa Margherita Prosecco Superiore. It’s a delicious versatile Italian wine that can be paired with just about anything and works great for this lemon and raspberry flavored summer cocktail!
It’s no wonder this cocktail is always one of my go-to drink recipes for a number of occasions!
If you’re looking for an alternative to prosecco for this cocktail, I highly recommend you substitute the prosecco for sparkling rosé!
I’ve made this raspberry limoncello spritzer with both the prosecco and rosé. The rosé version is also one of my favorites, but both are quite tasty and refreshing!
When I feel like changing things up, rosé is usually my go-to, but I bet this recipe would be delicious with just about any sparkling wine!
RASPBERRY LIMONCELLO PROSECCO COCKTAIL RECIPE
Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco Ingredients
For this recipe, I used 1 bottle of Santa Margherita Prosecco, but as I mentioned above, you can tweak it with rosé or any sparkling wine of your choice.
You’ll also need 1 cup of Limoncello, 1 cup of muddled raspberries, and 2 lemons for garnish.
How to Make a Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco Cocktail
1. Coat the rim of a stemless wine glass with sugar.
2. At the bottom of the glass, muddle about 4-5 fresh raspberries.
3. Fill each glass half way with prosecco or your drink of choice.
4. Fill the remainder of the glass with limoncello.
5. Garnish with fresh sliced lemon and raspberries prior to serving.
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This raspberry limoncello prosecco is the perfect sparkling summer cocktail to enjoy year round, made with fresh muddled raspberries, lemon, and your favorite wine. Start by coating the rim of a stemless wine glass with sugar. If you’re looking for an alternative to prosecco for this cocktail, you can also use rosé or your favorite sparkling wine!
Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco
Ingredients
Instructions
At the bottom of the wine glass, muddle approximately 4-5 fresh raspberries.
Fill each glass half way with prosecco, then fill the remaining of the glass with limoncello.
Garnish with fresh sliced lemon and raspberries before serving.Notes
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Becky @ Disney in your Day says
This sounds delicious! I love anything raspberry flavored and I have some limoncello I’ve been waiting to use.
Ro says
This looks really good! I love prosecco! I’ll have to try this!
Summer says
Oh this looks delicious, Dara! I need to make this asap. I’m all about fruity drinks all year round!
Beth says
That cocktail is almost too pretty to drink! I love raspberries, and this looks amazing. I’m going to try and make it soon!
Amanda Rosson says
This looks so yummy and refreshing! I used to love drinking prosecco and fruity drinks like this all the time!
milan says
this recipe looks amazing, i just finished straining the lemon rinds from my ever clear alcohol and made my simple syrup! perfect timing! thanks for sharing
Deb says
We had this last night as a course pairing for a Zoom progressive Italian dinner. Lovely cocktail! My raspberries were quite tart, so i think for future use, I’ll probably go to 1 1/2 or 2 ounces of limoncello mixed with 5 ounces of prosecco. Thank you for the recipe!
Deb Johnson says
The directions say fill glass half way with Prosecco then the rest with limoncello. It doesn’t seem like 1cup of limoncello would be enough for 6 drinks.
Can you add the bottle of Prosecco and 1cup of limoncello to a pitcher then put in glasses?
Lana says
I am confused as well. Half limoncello and half wine or 1 cup lemocella to a half or full bottle of wine in the end? What would it say 1 cup lemonello to yield 6 glasses? Wouldn’t that yield 2 glasses ? I’m assuming no ice is added?