Watermelon Spritz

We enjoyed spending time with Cecil Usher and Cat Cannon at their now-closed bar, St. Clair Social. It was an all-around feel-good hangout. Even though the bar is closed, their cocktail recipes (and their Mindful Hospitality business) live on!

After some simmering, shaking, and sipping, the Watermelon Spritz will heat up your warm weather cocktail menu. Refreshing and vibrant, this Watermelon Spritz combines juicy watermelon, zesty lime, and sparkling soda for a perfect summer sip.

What is Singani63?

This watermelon spritz uses Singani63, a fruit liqueur, in place of the more usual spritz ingredients, Aperol or Campari. The liqueur’s official webiste colorfully asks: “You and your cocktail cohort have been wondering: WTF is Singani 63? F**kin find out now.” Well, it’s a 500-year-old Bolivian spirit from Muscat of Alexandria grapes grown high in the Andes to produce a strong, fruit-forward liqueur with a bright, fruity, and floral flavor. Now you f**kin’ know.

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Watermelon Spritz

Watermelon Spritz Recipe


  • Author: Cecil Usher

Description

A spritz for the summer.


Ingredients

Scale
  • 3/2 oz Singani63
  • 1/2 oz watermelon honey
  • 3.4 oz lemon juice
  • 3 oz of sparkling rose

Instructions

  1. Combine Singani 63, watermelon honey and lemon juice.
  2. Shake, strain, and serve over ice.
  3. Top with sparkling rosé.
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Watermelon Honey


  • Author: Cecil Usher

Description

A fruity sweet addition.


Ingredients

Scale
  • 544 g watermelon juice
  • 544 g honey

Instructions

  1. Combine until thoroughly mixed.

Recipe by Cecil Usher

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