Aperol Spritz Launches in Manchester Italian Style
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 9 years ago
- Food & Drink
Aperol Spritz, Italy’s favourite libation comes to Manchester this June bringing the famous stylish Italian lifestyle in the Aperol Spritz social at Spinningfields from the 24th of June to the 7th of July.
To celebrate the fortnight event an exclusive launch party was hosted on Thursday 20th June at Rosso Restaurant on King Street – the beautiful grade II listed building.
Ginger and Bernie went along to check it out and wet their whistle with plenty Aperol Spritz. The event was a huge success with over 80 of Manchester’s finest media, celebs and socialites attending. Familiar faces from around the city such as Dianne Bourne from the M.E.N and Umar Kumani part owner of Rosso and Boohoo were mingling over a bright orange glass of Aperol Spritz.
We were treated to complimentary Aperol Spritz (A mix containing 3 parts Prosecco, 2parts Aperol and 1 part soda water) and eating delicious Italian canapés all to the sound of live Jazz singer Alexander Stewart.
One of Manchester’s favourite VIP’s Brooke Vincent was spotted buy real xanax bars online enjoying the party over a glass of Aperol Spritz, fellow Corrie star Ryan Thomas was also spotted joining in on Rosso’s decadently surroundings and welcoming ambience.
Growing in popularity among the UK’s social circles, the Aperol Spritz Social at Spinningfields will serve the refreshing orange and rhubarb cocktail daily, Sunday to Thursday from 12pm-12am and Friday and Sunday 12pm-1am.
Tennis fans can enjoy the action of the court on the Screenfields giant TV screen, whilst enjoying Aperol’s Spritz from the comfort of Aperol Spritz deck chairs. The pop up bars location also ensures a sunny retreat from the shopping hoards and a place to enjoy post work refreshments over table tennis. In the evenings the Aperol Spritz stage hosts performances from up and coming musicians from 6.30pm on Friday’s and Saturday’s.
The Aperol Spritz Social is the perfect place to have good times with your friends and immerse yourself in exciting and cosmopolitan cityscape of Manchester’s richly varied metropolis of culture and architectural excellence.
- This article was last updated 9 years ago.
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