Sarti Aperitivo Rosa
14% ABV (28 proof) | 750mL | Italian aperitivo | Bologna, Italy — Sarti Rosa is the easy-to-mix aperitivo from Italy: a vibrant pink pour built on passion fruit, Sicilian blood orange, and mango, delivering a balanced citrusy-tropical taste for drinkers who want sweet-and-sour refreshment over classic bitter.
Casa Luigi Sarti & Figli was founded in 1885 in Bologna, in the heart of Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, and Sarti Rosa is the brand's modern, fruit-forward reinterpretation of the Italian aperitivo — leading with tropical fruit rather than the herbal bitterness of Aperol or Campari. Launched in Europe in the early 2020s, it became a viral TikTok spritz sensation before officially debuting in the US in September 2026, backed by what Campari Group calls its largest-ever investment behind an aperitivo launch. The signature serve is the Sarti Spritz: 3 parts Prosecco DOC and 2 parts Sarti Rosa over ice in a large wine glass, garnished with fresh lime — the "Too Pink to Care" pour. Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.
Tasting notes
Per Campari Group's official launch notes: striking pink hues with delicate fruity notes of passion fruit, blood orange, and mango — a perfectly balanced citrusy-tropical taste. Retailer notes add: a fruity-sweet nose of blood orange and grapefruit with tropical mango, passion fruit, and floral undertones; a sweet, juicy palate with low bitterness and gentle tartness on the finish.
Why buy it from Del Mesa Liquor
- Pink Italian aperitivo — passion fruit, blood orange, mango at just 14% ABV
- Fruit-forward, low bitterness — the sweeter, younger alternative to the classic spritz
- Official serve: the Sarti Spritz (Prosecco + Sarti Rosa + lime)
- Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor
How to serve it
The official Sarti Spritz: fill a large wine glass with ice, add 3 parts Prosecco DOC and 2 parts Sarti Rosa, garnish with a slice of fresh lime. (A 3-2-1 build with a splash of soda water is a common alternative.)
Frequently asked questions
How is Sarti Rosa different from Aperol?
Sarti Rosa leads with tropical fruit — passion fruit, mango, blood orange — and runs sweeter with lower bitterness than Aperol's classic bitter-orange profile.
What is the official Sarti Spritz recipe?
3 parts Prosecco DOC, 2 parts Sarti Rosa, ice, fresh lime garnish — per Campari Group's launch release.
Is it very bitter?
No — it's deliberately low-bitterness, built for sweet-and-sour refreshment rather than the classic bitter aperitivo punch.