• Launching first in Australia, the Aperol Spritz 750ml bottle is now available nationally for RRP $30.
    Launching first in Australia, the Aperol Spritz 750ml bottle is now available nationally for RRP $30.
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Summer is about to get a whole lot better with the launch of Aperol’s new ready-to-serve Aperol Spritz 750ml bottle, bringing the iconic orange aperitivo to get-togethers in an easy, shareable way.

Launching first in Australia, the Aperol Spritz 750ml bottle reflects the growing appetite among Australians for premium, easy-to-enjoy drinks that suit modern entertaining.

Perfectly mixed and ready when you are, the new 750ml bottle delivers the signature bittersweet taste and vibrant orange character of a freshly made Aperol Spritz. It contains all the ingredients you need for a spritz – Aperol, prosecco and soda – just add an orange and it’s good to go.

“Australians have truly embraced the Aperol Spritz and the social occasions that come with it,” said Jacopo Borsa, managing director – Campari Group Australia.

“With our new Aperol Spritz 750ml bottle, we're making it easier than ever to enjoy those moments at home. It's ready to pop whenever friends pop by, delivering the iconic Aperol Spritz experience in a format that's convenient, shareable and perfect for spontaneous get-togethers.”

The new Aperol Spritz 750ml bottle is now available nationally in the wine fridge of your local bottle shop for RRP $30.

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