Fizzy
Also known as: carbonated
In short
Fizzy means prickling: the state when carbonation bubbles in the glass, from soda to sparkling wine. We explain the bubble as an ingredient, the matching glass and the difference to the fizz family.
In depth
What does fizzy mean?
Fizzy is the English word for prickling and simply describes the state: carbonation in the glass, bubbles on their way up. Soda, tonic or sparkling wine, whoever says fizzy means the tingle.
The bubble as an ingredient
The bubble is more than show: it carries aroma to the nose and keeps the drink alive. Its home among the glasses is the highball: "The tumbler is made for the ice, the highball glass for the bubbles, the coupe for the history, the martini glass for the show."
Do not mix it up
Fizzy is the state, the fizz the drink: the cocktail family from our entry of the same name, from the gin fizz to the Ramos gin fizz, carries the sparkle in its name. "The sour is the formula, the fizz the sparkle, the Collins the length, the daisy the sweetness, the flip the silk, the smash the ice."
Remember this one
"The bubble makes the tingle, the fizz the family, fizzy the state."
At our lounge
Ask for sparkling moments: the state is easy to find here.