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San Pelligrino Sparkling Recipe

Time10m
Serves2

Make San Pelligrino Sparkling Recipe in just 10m. Get the full recipe with step-by-step instructions at pekinthechef.com.

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Ingredients

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Sparkling Water

Garnish (optional)

Glassware & serving

Method

Sparkling Water

1

Chill bottle

Place a 500 ml bottle of San Pellegrino in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours before serving, or keep it in an ice bucket for 15–20 minutes to chill quickly. Serving temperature should be around 6–8°C (42–46°F) for best carbonation and flavor.

2

If you prefer your drink extra cold, add 4–6 ice cubes to the glass just before pouring. Note: adding ice will slightly dilute carbonation as it melts.

3

Open the bottle carefully. Hold the bottle upright and twist the cap slowly to release pressure and preserve carbonation and bubbles.

4

Tilt the glass at a 45° angle and pour the San Pellegrino gently down the inside of the glass to preserve effervescence and create a steady stream of fine bubbles.

Garnish (optional)

5

If using a lemon wedge, rub the lemon peel briefly along the rim of the glass to release aromatic oils, then drop the wedge into the glass or rest it on the rim.

6

Lightly slap the mint sprig between your palms to release aroma and place it in the glass or on the rim as a fresh garnish.

7

Serve immediately while the water is fizzy. Provide a straw if preferred, but note that sipping preserves carbonation longer than using a straw.

Glassware & service

8

Present the chilled bottle alongside the prepared glass so guests can see the brand and pour for themselves if desired. Re-seal the bottle with its cap if there is leftover and refrigerate to maintain carbonation.

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