spritzer

[sprit-ser, shprit-]

noun

1. a tall drink made with chilled wine and soda.

spritzer

/ ˈsprɪtsə /

noun

1. a drink, usually white wine, with soda water added

Word History and Origins

Origin of spritzer¹

1940–45; < German Spritzer; spritz, -er ¹

Word History and Origins

Origin of spritzer¹

from German spritzen to splash

Example Sentences

When I first arrived — a chatty Californian juiced with Southern friendliness after my stint in New Orleans — I felt like a freak on the white wine spritzer circuit.

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Perhaps for those who do remain in the country - and for local workers - the pandemic has made serving salad and spritzers less attractive.

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Cooking aromas intoxicate us, although we had a little help from the batch of aviation spritzers we brought and tippled in the living room before dinner.

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“The Problem” is his attempt to step up to that status and make a serious difference, albeit with one hand on the seltzer spritzer just in case.

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Local winemaker Norbert Ivanyi and his team built a bar terrace and had a bottle of wine on board for spritzers as they peddled downstream using bicycle parts attached to a table.

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