Berry Bros launches Pick ‘n’ Spritz cocktail kits
Wine and spirits merchant Berry Bros & Rudd has debuted five ready-to-go cocktail kits to ‘tap into the continued popularity of the Spritz’.
London-based Berry Bros & Rudd says its new range is ‘designed to make creating bar-quality Spritzes at home easier than ever.’
Rob Whitehead, Spirits Buyer at Berry Bros & Rudd, said: “The summer Spritz trend shows no sign of disappearing so we wanted to create something that enables our customers to experience bar-quality sparkling cocktails at home or out and about during this beautiful British summer we are having.”
The lineup includes a St-Germain Spritz made with the French elderflower liqueur; a Kiyoko Lemon Spritz featuring yuzu liqueur; and the King’s Spritz built around Berry Bros’ King’s Ginger liqueur.
All three kits contain a 500ml bottle of liqueur and a 750ml bottle of Berry Bros’ own selection Crémant de Limoux. They are priced at £45 (US$60) for the St-Germain and Kiyoko Yuzu liqueur options and £40 (US$54) for the King’s Spritz.
Completing the collection are a Long Martini kit, which contains 500ml bottles of No.3 London Dry Gin and Cocchi Extra Dry Vermouth; and a Madre Long Saramago kit with a 200ml bottle of Madre Blanco Tequila and 500ml of Sacred Amber Vermouth. Both retail for £50 (US$67).
Each of the five is intended to be supplemented with mixers including soda water, elderflower pressé or lemonade.
Berry Bros & Rudd’s No.3 Gin took home a gold medal at The Gin Masters 2026, with judges describing it as “soft and floral with fragrant cardamom, hints of sweetness and lots of juniper.”
Earlier this month, Berry Bros launched the 2026 Odyssey collection, comprising 20 bottlings of whisky and rum from around the world, plus one Cognac.
In May 2026, a survey commissioned by Martini and conducted by Ogilvy indicated that two-thirds of Europeans prefer a Spritz to beer, with 25% of respondents saying that they associated the serves with summertime.
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