Favourite Summer Cocktails (& the Prettiest Prints to Match)
There’s something about a well-made cocktail in summer — that clink of ice, the way citrus catches the light, the ritual of pouring something just for the pleasure of it.
These are our forever favorites: the kind of drinks you’ll come back to again and again, whether you’re hosting on the patio or watching the sky soften from your kitchen window. And because we believe in beauty that lingers, each cocktail comes with a matching art print — available to download instantly or have printed and shipped to your doorstep.
Aperol Spritz
The forever favorite — vibrant, fizzy, and just the right amount of bitter.
Ingredients
3 oz Prosecco - or to taste depending on your glass size
2 oz Aperol
1 oz soda water
Garnish: orange slice + a gentle stir
This one tastes like long afternoons, linen dresses, and seaside sips on the Amalfi Coast. Serve it over ice in a stemmed glass and let it flow.
✨ Maison Match: A retro-modern Aperol Spritz print, designed to bring that same sense of ease meets charm to your walls or bar cart.
Classic Margarita (with a few magical twists)
Bright, balanced, and endlessly remixable — the Margarita is a staple, and for good reason.
Base Ingredients:
2 oz good tequila
1 oz lime juice
1 oz triple sec
Optional: salt or tajín rim
Want to mix it up? Try:
🌶 A spicy Marg — muddle jalapeño or add a chili rim
🍓 A fruity Marg — blend in strawberry, blood orange, or watermelon
🧊 A frozen Marg — blitz with ice for a slushy that cools from the inside out
✨ Maison Match: A bold and playful Margarita print — think citrusy joy with a little sparkle.
Limoncello Spritz
Light, luminous, and just a little enchanted.
Ingredients:
2 oz Limoncello
3 oz Prosecco
1 oz soda water
Garnish: lemon wheel + fresh basil (if you’re feeling fancy)
This cocktail is sunshine in a glass. It feels like a spontaneous day trip to the coast, wrapped in a breeze that smells like lemons and something blooming nearby.
A soft, sun-drenched Limoncello Spritz print — chic, clean, and a little bit wistful.
