Sprizzerò

The ORIGINAL SPRIZZERÒ by De Martin is still mixed in the same way as it was invented 75 years ago. The recipe has always been carefully guarded by the family and thus – after passing Paolo De Martin’s thorough inspection – the characteristic gold-orange cans only contain the original De Martin SPRIZZERÒ. This is the only way to guarantee that the original tastes like the original.

Passion – Life – Cult. Sprizzerò is the story of an inspiration. It is a tasty idea turned into an extraordinary aperitif. Drinking Sprizzerò means standing for a life full of taste and extravagance.

Originale de Martin Sprizzerò is more than a modern drink in the can. It is thought for those who know how to enjoy life and that are proud of their way of living. The target of this drink are Italy fans and people with a similar life-style and taste for fashion. Those who drink Sprizzerò love Mediterranean life-style, city-life and eccentricity.

You usually drink Sprizzerò at night in bars or clubs or during a come together with friends. This drink gives an extra touch of taste to special evenings and events. Sprizzerò is perfect for hot summer days or for après-ski parties during the winter. You can always find an occasion to drink Sprizzerò.

After having gathered many gastronomic experiences around the world, in the 1930ies Edoardo de Martin invented this special drink and gave it an exclusive name: Originale de Martin Sprizzerò.

This unique mix is made with chosen Italian wines, aromatic herbs and natural ingredients coming from the Dolomite Alps.

You can find it in the most avant-garde bars and clubs in Germany and Austria. It is also available on the market.

In AUSTRIA

GAUDI & ZISCH Getränkemarkt
Kendlerstraße 2 | 5020 Salzburg (next to the Stiegl Brewery)

Stiegl-Getränkeshop
Oberlaaer Straße 236d | 1100 Vienna

In Germany

Feinkost Käfer
Prinzregentenstraße 73 | 81675 Munich

Käfer Delikatessenmarkt Brunnthal
Eugen-Sänger-Ring 21 | 85649 Brunnthal

Käfer Delikatessenmarkt Parsdorf
Heimstettenerstr. 1 | 85599 Parsdorf