This is the perfect fall sip: a non-alcoholic Hugo spritz made with fresh apple, mint, elderflower, and cinnamon flavors. Alcohol-free prosecco and club soda add the fizz to this fall mocktail.

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Non-Alcoholic Fall Hugo Spritz (Sparkling Apple Mocktail)

I wanted to do a fall twist on a Hugo Spritz mocktail, and I thought that tart apple would pair perfectly with mint and elderflower. I was right. This mocktail turned out SO good! It’s super bright and fresh. This recipe would work really well as a Thanksgiving mocktail.

I chose Granny Smith apples because I wanted a tart apple for this Hugo spritz mocktail recipe. I think Honeycrisp apples would also work well. This drink takes minutes to make, so pop it onto your to-do list.

For more elderflower-laced drinks, try this gin-grapefruit cocktail (made with elderflower rose gin), my elderflower salty dog, or a pomegranate elderflower bourbon sour!

Recipe Ingredients

• Fresh Mint: You’ll need a sprig of fresh mint for the recipe plus more to garnish with.
• Granny Smith Apple: I recommend a granny smith or any other tart apple for this apple mocktail.
• Elderflower cordial or syrup: This elderflower cordial from Belvoir has the most perfect, delicate floral taste.
• Non-alcoholic prosecco: I used Mionetto alcohol-free prosecco for this recipe.
• Club soda: This premium club soda from Q Mixers is the perfect mixer for this spritz.
• Cinnamon stick: For garnish.

Tools & Equipment List 

• Muddler (or bottom of wooden spoon)
• Jigger
• Knife
• Stemless Flower Wine Glasses

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How to Make It 

• Start by slicing your apple.
• Then, pop some mint leaves and apple slices into a stemless wine glass. Gently muddle the two together. Muddle enough to release juices from the apple but not enough to break the mint down.
• Next, add ice to a glass. Pour in the elderflower cordial, the club soda, and non-alcoholic prosecco and give it a stir.
• Top with apple, some extra mint, and a cinnamon stick. 

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What is a Fall Hugo Spritz?

A fall Hugo spritz is the mocktail version of the classic Hugo spritz. The foundation flavors include elderflower syrup, prosecco, and mint. 

Other recipes include lemon or lime, whereas this recipe includes cinnamon for a more fall-forward flavor.

Hugo Spritz Variations 

• Hugo Spritz Mocktail – Leave out the apple and cinnamon
• Autumn Hugo Spritz – Alcoholic version of this drink
• Bubbly French Blonde – Similar to a Hugo Spritz, this cocktail adds gin, grapefruit and Lillet Blanc

Sipping Tips & FAQs 

Can I batch make this recipe?

Yes, in this case, use 1 apple, 6 mint sprigs, 1 bottle NA prosecco, 3 oz elderflower cordial, and 1 1/2 cups club soda. 

What can I use if I don’t have elderflower cordial?

An elderflower syrup is the best alternative to elderflower cordial for this recipe.

Can I use regular prosecco instead of non-alcoholic?

Yup! You can use regular prosecco to turn this into a cocktail.

How can I make this recipe more refreshing?

Using chilled ingredients, especially prosecco and club soda, and serving the mocktail in a chilled glass will give you the freshest results.

More Mocktail Recipes to Try

• Easy Rosemary Pear Mocktail
• Citrus Basil Smash Mocktail
• Creamy Blood Orange Mocktail

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