The Story Behind The The Mediterranean Sparkling Spring
The Mediterranean Sparkling Spring is a Prosecco and vodka cocktail that puts the fresh in refreshing. Tart lemon juice and muddled mint brighten the drink, while vodka provides backbone. Triple sec balances the flavors and adds a touch of sweetness, and the Prosecco float gives it a fun, bubbly boost.
Its name reflects the origins of its ingredients. The Prosecco is, naturally, from Italy, and the Ciroc vodka is from a distillery in the south of France. The resulting cocktail is refined, refreshing, and the ultimate party pleaser.
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