Eat & Drink Recipes

Summer Spritz: Grey Goose Watermelon Rose Spritz Recipe

By Sitchu Team and Jayde Malifa UPDATED 9 December 2019

This fruity spritz cocktail is super easy-to-make, and makes the perfect addition to an alfresco summer spread

If you’re a cocktail-lover looking for your new summer drink, then look no further than Grey Goose’s vibrant Watermelon Rose Spritz. Sweetly scented and refreshingly delicious, test out the recipe below and enjoy a spritz or two this weekend.

Ingredients

45ml Grey Goose vodka15ml Crawley rose syrup 30ml Fresh lime juice 15ml Martini Bianco15ml Soda Water30ml Fresh watermelon juice

Method

Fill your glass with ice.Add Grey Goose, Crawley rose syrup, fresh lime juice, Martini Bianco and soda water.Gently stir to combine.Top with watermelon juice.Garnish with a slice of lime.

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