Spritz Masterclass at City Centre, May
May 3 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
£35.00
Join us for a one-of-a-kind aperitif experience with your host, Signore Spritz, from Amuse Booze, as he guides you through a lively, 90-minute exploration of the beloved Spritz. This immersive session combines history, tasting, and a dash of flair, making it the perfect aperitivo hour for curious beginners and Spritz aficionados alike.
Starting with the Spritz’s humble beginnings in 19th-century Italy, Signore Spritz will trace its evolution from a simple, refreshing drink to the cultural icon it is today in Venice and beyond. Learn how this vibrant cocktail became a symbol of Italian style and social life, and discover how every element — from effervescent bubbles to carefully chosen garnishes — adds depth and personality to each glass.
In true European fashion, you’ll be treated to four distinct Spritz variations, each representing unique regional styles. Whether it’s a touch of bitters from the Veneto region, a citrus-forward twist inspired by the Italian coastline, or a delightfully unexpected blend from a neighboring country, these variations showcase the endless versatility of this classic drink.
For those who prefer an alcohol-free alternative, we’re thrilled to offer a flavour-matched, non-alcoholic Spritz experience that delivers all the complexity and enjoyment of the original. Simply let us know your preference at booking, and prepare for a session filled with history, fun facts, and, of course, delightful sips.
So, raise a glass with us and dive into the essence of the Spritz, an aperitif that brings people together with its signature sparkle and charm. Salute!
When: Saturday 3rd May 2025, 12:00 pm
Where: Loki Great Western Arcade
Price: £35 Per Person
For more information on Carl and his tasting courses click here.
*You can receive a full refund up to 30 days before the event and transfer your ticket up to 14 days before the event.
All transfers within 14 days of the event will incur a £10 fee per ticket. This is to cover the non-recoverable costs incurred by the event.
