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P.S. Your Aperol
The P.S. Your Aperol is a vibrant, sweet, and refreshing modern cocktail that combines the bittersweet notes of Aperol with the distinct melon flavor of Midori. Balanced by fresh lemon juice and a touch of simple syrup, the addition of egg white gives it a smooth, silky texture. Topped with tonic, it makes an excellent, low-alcohol afternoon drink or a lively party aperitif.
- GlassHighball
- MethodShake
- Time3 min
- Strength≈ 7% ABV
How to make a P.S. Your Aperol
Shake it in a highball with ice cubes. About 3 minutes.
- Add the Aperol, melon liqueur, lemon juice, simple syrup, and egg white into a shaker filled with ice cubes.
- Shake well until the mixture is thoroughly chilled and frothy.
- Strain the liquid into a highball glass filled with fresh ice cubes.
- Top up the glass with tonic.
- Garnish with an orange slice and add a drop of Peychaud's bitters on top.
Bartender’s tips
- To get a thicker and more stable foam from the egg white, try dry shaking all ingredients without ice first before adding ice for the final shake.
- If you do not have Aperol, you can substitute it with Campari, though this will make the drink slightly more bitter.
- Freshly squeezed lemon juice is key for balancing the sweet liqueurs, but you can use lime juice as an alternative if lemons are unavailable.
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If you enjoy this vibrant drink, you might also want to try these similar cocktails: Aperol Fizz, Long Island Ice Tea, Gin Fizz, and John Collins.
P.S. Your Aperol questions
What does the P.S. Your Aperol taste like?
It is a sweet and refreshing cocktail with a bittersweet orange profile from the Aperol, balanced by melon notes and a silky texture from the egg white.
What can I use instead of Aperol in this recipe?
You can use Campari as a substitute, which will bring a more intense bitterness and a deeper red color to the drink.
How strong is the P.S. Your Aperol?
This cocktail is relatively light, with an alcohol by volume (ABV) of about 7%.





