champagne cocktail

Mimosas are astonishingly easy to make. Here's how to make one—with an extra ingredient—for your next brunch. 

How to Make a Classic Mimosa

orange juice

brut champagne

Grand Marnier (optional)

This champagne cocktail is a mix of bubbly champagne, sugar, and Angostura bitters that&#39;s garnished with a lemon twist, dash of bourbon, or a maraschino cherry.

Classic Champagne Cocktail

lemon

Angostura bitters

sugar cube

dry champagne (chilled)

Make a small cut into the rind of the lemon slice, then cut away the pulp, leaving only a strip of rind. Curl and twist the rind into a circular shape, firmly holding it in place for 30 seconds or until the rind can hold a curly shape. Set lemon twist aside.

Add a few dashes (or to taste) of Angostura bitters to a small dish. Add sugar cube to dish, then toss until sugar cube is completely saturated with bitters.

Add soaked sugar cube to a champagne flute, then fill to the brim with champagne. Garnish drink with prepared lemon twist.

Serve immediately.

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Classic Champagne Cocktail! This champagne cocktail is a mix of bubbly champagne, sugar, and Angostura bitters that's garnished with a lemon twist, dash of bourbon, or a maraschino cherry.

This fun punch recipe is a mix of sweet pomegranate, orange liquor, lime, champagne, and ginger beer. Yup, just five simple ingredients, but trust me, it is so good!

Rudolph's Rockin' Pomegranate Jingle Juice Punch

pomegranate juice

Grand Marnier ((orange liqueur))

lime juice

(750 ml) sparkling wine or champagne

(12 ounces) ginger beer

pomegranate

sugared cranberries and fresh mint,

1. In a large pitcher, combine the pomegranate juice,&nbsp;Grand Marnier, and lime juice. Chill until ready to serve.2. When ready to serve, add the champagne, ginger beer, and pomegranate arils. Pour among glasses and garnish with sugared cranberries and mint.

A decadent and delicious cocktail for the stout drinker who wants something a bit special and bubbly - a dark chocolate champagne cocktail!

Dark Chocolate Champagne Cocktail

chocolate stout

champagne wine

corn syrup,

edible glitter,

stout

oz chocolate liqueur (like creme de cacao)

Place the edible glitter in a shallow bowl...

Place the edible glitter in a shallow bowl or plate that the top of your drink will fit into.

Use a pastry brush or your finger to...

Use a pastry brush or your finger to apply the corn syrup along the edge of the glass and then dip the glass into the edible glitter to make a pretty rim.

Pour the stout into your glass and when...

Pour the stout into your glass and when ready to serve, top with the champagne. (If using chocolate liqueur with regular stout, layer the liqueur first then the stout.)

Perfect for Christmas, New Year&#x27;s Eve, or any holiday party, this champagne pomegranate cocktail balances the sweetness of pomegranate juice with the bitterness of orange liqueur for a refreshing festive cocktail.

Champagne Pomegranate Cocktail

orange liqueur

pomegranate arils and orange rind

Chill all ingredients before mixing.

In a 5 ounce champagne coupe or flute...

In a 5 ounce champagne coupe or flute add a few pomegranate arils and a strip of orange peel, if using.

Measure and add the pomegranate juice and orange...

Measure and add the pomegranate juice and orange liqueur.

Top with champagne to fill the glass.

Recipe video above. Excellent mood lifter for any celebatory occassion! Think: brunch with friends, Mother&#x27;s Day, birthdays, Christmas, Easter! While you can totally get away with using an economical sparkling wine or champagne, I really encourage you to use fresh orange juice. And a strawberry for garnish!

How to make Mimosas

orange juice (, fresh, chilled)

glass champagne, sparkling wine (brut), Cava

Strawberry (, for garnish)

Fill champagne flute 1/3 of the way with orange juice.

Top with champagne, garnish with strawberry. Cheers!

This rosemary champagne cocktail with blood orange is a delicious and festive drink! Get the benefits of fresh rosemary in this beautiful holiday cocktail.

Rosemary Champagne Cocktail with Blood Orange

rosemary

water

honey

rosemary syrup

blood orange juice (any citrus can be substituted)

rosemary sprig and blood orange slice (for garnish)

Combine the water and rosemary sprigs in a pot and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and let simmer for 15-20 minutes, then remove from the heat and let cool to room temperature.

Strain out the rosemary sprigs. You should have about one cup of rosemary infusion left. Stir in the honey.

Transfer to a jar, cover and store in the refrigerator until ready to use.

Rosemary Syrup

Put 1-2 tablespoons of the rosemary syrup into each glass (depends on how sweet you want it). Then add the orange juice and stir a bit to combine.

Fill the glass with champagne (or sparkling water for a mocktail), tilting the glass as you pour to minimize foamy bubbles.

Garnish with a rosemary sprig and an orange slice and enjoy. Cheers!

Rosemary Champagne Cocktail

A delicious champagne cocktail made with raspberry liqueur and homemade syrup. Perfect for any celebration!

Chambord and Champagne Cocktail with Raspberry Syrup

oz Chambord

tbsp Raspberry Simple Syrup (see notes)

4-6 oz Champagne or Prosecco (or enough to fill up the glass)

To a champagne glass, add the Chambord and raspberry simple syrup and swirl to mix.

Toss in 1-3 raspberries for garnish if desired.

Fill the rest of the glass to the top with Champagne or Prosecco.

Wow! This cocktail looks so tasty and delicious. The color makes it so enticing and tempting plus it's easy to prepare. Loved it!

For all of its simplicity, this is a truly great champagne cocktail.  I will have this on Valentine's

The Raspberry Syrup adds just a touch of rich, fruity sweetness that still allows you to appreciate the wine. I loved it!

It is a fabulous drink for romantic dinners on Valentine's day or any occasion actually. Thanks for sharing

This is a great inspiration for other champagne cocktails. Its also very easy to create a non alcoholic version of this

I really enjoy trying different cocktails. This one sounds lovely!!! Perfect for when friends visit.

I haven't tried preparing my own cocktail but this Chambord champagne is truly ideal for Valentine's day celebration. I love raspberry too so this might me my kind of liquor. Thank you for sharing

OH MY MY MY!!!! This is a drink I can get behind. Looking forward to making this coctail. Thank you.

I like prosecco! This cocktail will be perfect for upcoming Valentine's Day 👌 Thank you for sharing!

This sounds delicious. I do love that it is just three ingredients.

Delicious, festive and refreshing apple cider mimosa will quickly become your signature drink! One of the best easy champagne cocktails.

Apple Cider Mimosa

brandy

apple cider

chilled champagne (Prosecco,

(for garnish)

sugar

cinnamon

Rim the glasses: In a shallow bowl, stir together the sugar and cinnamon. In a separate shallow bowl, pour a few tablespoons of apple cider. Wet the edges of the glasses in the apple cider, then tap the wet edges in the cinnamon and sugar mixture to rim.

Pour

Pour 1 ounce of brandy or rum and 2 ounces apple cider in each glass. Top with 4 ounces champagne. Enjoy immediately, garnished with apple slices as desired.

A refreshing and classic cocktail made with peach puree and Prosecco, perfect for any occasion.

Bellini Cocktail Recipe

peaches

Prosecco

peach schnapps

Sugar,

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Pour the peach puree into a cocktail shaker with crushed ice.

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Shake well and pour into champagne flutes.

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Forget playing bartender all night. This classic French 75 recipe is designed for hosting. We’ve batched the gin, fresh lemon, and syrup base so you can prep it ahead and simply top with Champagne when guests arrive. It has that perfect botanical snap of gin and the festive fizz of bubbly—without the fuss.

French 75 Cocktail (for a Crowd)

London Dry gin

lemon juice (preferably organic, strained)

simple syrup (or less to taste)

ice cubes

(750-ml) bottle Champagne (well chilled)

lemon zest (for garnish, preferably organic)

In a large pitcher or a large cocktail shaker, combine the 6 ounces London Dry gin, 6 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice, and 6 tablespoons simple syrup.If serving immediately, add plenty of ice cubes and stir (if using a pitcher) or shake (if using a shaker) until very cold.If making ahead,  don&#39;t add the ice. Instead, add 3 ounces of cold water to the batch (to account for the dilution you&#39;d usually get from shaking), cover the pitcher, and refrigerate for up to 24 hours.

Mix the gin base

Pour the chilled gin base evenly into 6 Champagne flutes (about 2 ounces per glass).

Top each glass with the 1 (750-ml) bottle Champagne. Pour slowly to avoid overflowing the foam.

Twist

Twist the 6 strips  lemon zest, one over each glass, to release the oils, then drop it into the drink. Serve immediately. Rinse and repeat!

Assemble the cocktails

This was a great way to celebrate New Year’s Eve and welcome in the new. The glasses arrived just in time for our celebration. I agree that stemless is the way to go. And the drinks were magnifique!
Happy New Year, David!

5 stars! Very happy NYE crowd!! Thanks so much for the recipe and all of the very helpful tips!

My favorite cocktail! And based on your recommendation we just ordered a set of stemless flute glasses. Cheers, David, and Happy New Year to you and The One!

Looks fantastic! I think we will try this New Year’s Eve! Thanks for sharing.

Thank so much and it happens that I’m French but not a big drinker although will enjoy making for company and I will have a little sip myself!

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