club soda
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of club soda
First recorded in 1940–45
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Example Sentences
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To serve, ladle into a mug, and top with club soda.
From Seattle Times
Depending on how sweet or sour the imbiber likes it, the concoction is then topped with a lemon-lime soft drink, sour mix, club soda, or some combination.
From Seattle Times
One of her favorites is Over-Knight Oats — loaded with bananas, nuts and sweet spices — and she has celebrated victories with Port Wine Spritz, which uses fresh fruit, full-bodied, sweet port and club soda.
From Seattle Times
The cocktail, known as "The Barbie," is a mixture of Blue Curacao, grenadine syrup and club soda.
From Reuters
The company quickly homed in on the spritz — a simple cocktail with an easy-to-remember recipe of three parts sparkling wine, two parts Aperol and one part club soda — as the vehicle.
From New York Times
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