We chose to use Bulldog Gin for the Asian Plum Spritzer because it's bright citrus and tropical fruit notes pair well with the slightly sweet flavors of the plum wine and prosecco. The yellow chartreuse and thyme add an unexpected herbaceous layer to this spring cocktail.
Place a large sphere ice cube into the bottom of a white wine glass.
Next, pour in your gin, plum wine, and yellow chartreuse.
Slowly stir with a bar spoon to combine.
Top with 3 ounces of Prosecco.
Garnish with plum slices and a sprig of fresh thyme.
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