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      <title>Best Glass for an Aperol Spritz: Wine Glass, Highball, or Rocks Glass?</title>
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      <description>The best glass for an Aperol Spritz is usually a large wine glass: it gives the drink enough room for ice, bubbles, and garnish while making it easy to build and serve. A highball or Collins glass is a practical alternative, while a rocks glass works only when</description>
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