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Spritz Poster
Spritz Poster
Spritz Poster
Spritz Poster

Spritz Poster

€31,00

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  • 30x40cm
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Spritz Poster

Lotza La Rochelle

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37 Rue Saint-Yon
17000 La Rochelle
France

+33679420101
Description

The Spritz is a popular Italian cocktail made with prosecco, bitter orange liqueur (such as Aperol or Campari), and soda or sparkling water. It is often served in a wine glass or martini glass and garnished with an orange wedge. The Spritz is considered a refreshing and easy-to-drink cocktail, often appreciated for its slightly bitter and fruity taste. It is often associated with the aperitivo culture in Italy and is considered a key part of Italian social life, often served with snacks and pre-dinner drinks.

The Spritz is also popular in other parts of the world, including Europe, North America, and Australia, where it is often enjoyed as a milder alternative to stronger cocktails such as martinis and gin and tonics. Generally, the Spritz is considered a casual and easy-to-make cocktail, offering a blend of bitter and fruity flavors for a pleasant and refreshing drinking experience.

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Format: 30x40cm
Weight: 350g/㎡
Matte coated paper.

Format: 50x70cm
Weight: 275g/㎡
Matte coated paper.

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Our posters are printed in Charente and our frames are made in Brittany.

Spritz Poster
€31,00

This poster illustrated by Lotza celebrates the Spritz, emblem of the Italian dolce vita, with an elegant and colorful representation that evokes warm summer evenings on Venetian terraces. A true aperitif icon, this sparkling orange cocktail has become a symbol of Italian conviviality, appreciated around the world for its freshness and subtle bitterness.

Born in northern Italy, more precisely in the Veneto region, the Spritz began in the 19th century under the influence of Austrian soldiers, who sweetened local wines by topping them up with a splash of sparkling water—hence the name "spritzen," meaning "to splash" in German. Over time, this tradition evolved with the addition of Italian liqueurs such as Aperol, with a fruity and slightly bitter taste, or Campari, which is more intense, giving rise to the modern version of the Spritz.

Made with three simple but expertly balanced ingredients—sparkling prosecco, bitter orange liqueur, and a splash of soda water—the Spritz is typically served in a tall balloon glass garnished with an orange slice, sometimes accompanied by a green olive for purists. Its bright color, light effervescence, and citrus aromas make it the perfect companion for late summer days.

A symbol of the Italian aperitivo, this cocktail is much more than just a drink: it embodies an art of living, an elegant break between work and dinner, often accompanied by cicchetti (Venetian appetizers) or savory antipasti. The Spritz has established itself as a staple on bar menus in France, Europe, North America, and Australia, appealing for its accessible, festive, and relaxed character.

Lotza's poster perfectly captures this sunny and sophisticated vibe, depicting the Spritz as a true work of liquid art. Every detail—from the sparkling bubbles to the cocktail's vibrant hue—evokes the freshness and elegance of this modern ritual. Hung in a kitchen, bar, or living room, this illustration becomes a visual tribute to the simple pleasure of sharing a drink with friends.

A graphic nod to contemporary Italian culture, this creation is the perfect gift for all lovers of refined cocktails, stylized illustration, or simply for those who wish to bring a Mediterranean touch to their interior decoration.

Hi, I'm Lotza.

The illustrator

Hi, I'm Lisa and I illustrate all the posters you can find in this online store.

I draw the posters on Illustrator using a pen, a vector drawing tool.
My illustrations are not transformed photos, called "vectorized" in the jargon. I choose my destinations myself; I am currently working on my Tour de France.

To create an illustration, I often use photos from my travels or royalty-free photos for commercial use in order to remain faithful to reality and I take the liberty of modifying the design and layout.

I also base my work on my drawings, which I scan and redraw on Illustrator; this is especially the case for my portraits of women.

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