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DRINKING SUGARY blue drinks is a rite of passage for Irish teenagers. Ever dreamed of recreating that experience now that you are a fancy shmancy grownup? Now you, er, can.
Wine brand Saraceni has created a ‘blue prosecco’, which recently became available here in Ireland.
The blue stuff is a combination of prosecco, peach, and blue curacao – but it has attracted the ire of wine snobs for having only 7% alcohol content (wine is supposed to be 10%).
Nevertheless, people are extremely interested in the concoction. Here’s how the company proudly describes the drink on their website:
We wanted to create something very special, excellent and unique that has not been created before, changing the colour to a vibrant blue and making the champagne sweeter and easier to drink…
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But we can’t help but think of something else we know that is blue, sweet, and easy to drink.
Do they know their fancy prosecco is the exact hue of a sugary drink favoured by teenagers in fields across the UK and Ireland?
It sounds like they don’t, because they have rather classy suggestions for how to drink it:
Ideal for memorable events, excellent as an aperitif, for a wedding toast, engagement party, with desserts as well as for cocktails, or simply on its own.
A bottle of the stuff is €20, and it’s available to order from the Saraceni website. Or you could catch a hold of yourself and pick up a timeless blue alcopop in Tesco. Same deal.
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Wednesday 25 December, 2024
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People are going mad for this blue prosecco, but all we're seeing is WKD
DRINKING SUGARY blue drinks is a rite of passage for Irish teenagers. Ever dreamed of recreating that experience now that you are a fancy shmancy grownup? Now you, er, can.
Wine brand Saraceni has created a ‘blue prosecco’, which recently became available here in Ireland.
The blue stuff is a combination of prosecco, peach, and blue curacao – but it has attracted the ire of wine snobs for having only 7% alcohol content (wine is supposed to be 10%).
Nevertheless, people are extremely interested in the concoction. Here’s how the company proudly describes the drink on their website:
But we can’t help but think of something else we know that is blue, sweet, and easy to drink.
Do they know their fancy prosecco is the exact hue of a sugary drink favoured by teenagers in fields across the UK and Ireland?
It sounds like they don’t, because they have rather classy suggestions for how to drink it:
A bottle of the stuff is €20, and it’s available to order from the Saraceni website. Or you could catch a hold of yourself and pick up a timeless blue alcopop in Tesco. Same deal.
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