mimosa

The perfect cinnamon apple cider mimosa, made with only three ingredients. Great for a crowd, they're easy and so perfect for fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Cinnamon Apple Cider Mimosas (Thanksgiving Cocktails, Christmas Cocktails)

dry sparkling wine

apple cider

cinnamon whiskey (plus more to taste,

apple (thinly sliced)

rosemary

cinnamon sticks

Combine sparkling wine and apple cider in a pitcher, then stir in 1/4 cup cinnamon whiskey. Add more cinnamon whiskey to taste. Garnish with thin apple slices, cinnamon sticks, and fresh sprigs of rosemary. Serve immediately.&nbsp;

To make just one, pour almost equal parts of apple cider and sparkling wine, using a little more apple cider than sparkling wine. Add in a glug of cinnamon whiskey, to taste.

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The perfect 3 ingredient cinnamon apple cider mimosa - ideal for fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Cinnamon Apple Cider Mimosa Recipe

A dash of pineapple juice and grenadine, adds a lovely twist to this brunch time classic.

Blushing Mimosas

orange juice

pineapple juice

grenadine

Champagne

Mix together first 3 ingredients.

Add equal parts orange juice mixture and Champagne in Champagne flute.

Add 2-3 maraschino cherries to each glass for garnish.&nbsp;

Here's the best mimosa recipe! This one's made with Italian Prosecco, orange juice, and a dash of Cointreau for the perfect bubbly citrus flavor.

Best Mimosa (with Prosecco!)

(1/4 cup) fresh orange juice, chilled*

(1/2 cup) Prosecco

Cointreau, optional

Orange wedge

Tilt the champagne flute and pour in the Prosecco (it will fill about 2/3 of the glass). Top off with orange juice and then add the splash of Cointreau if desired.

Grand Mimosa

Champagne of your Choice

Orange Juice

Grand Marnier

This champagne orange cocktail (also known as a mimosa) is the perfect beverage to serve for brunch with friends. It&#039;s a simple recipe made with dry sparkling wine, orange juice, and a splash of Grand Marinier and is light, refreshing, and tastes like a celebration.

Champagne Orange Cocktail (mimosa)

Grand Marnier (optional)

orange bitters (optional)

Mint leaf

mix ingredients

Divide the sparkling wine between champagne flutes, filling each glass at least halfway.

garnish

If you&#39;re using Grand Marnier, add 2 tablespoons to each glass. To make these fuss-free, simply pour in a splash.

serve

Top with orange juice and add a drop of orange bitters to each glass.

To make the mimosas extra pretty, add a mint leaf or orange slice.

You probably know about the French 75 cocktail, but have you heard of this delicious Mexican 75? <p>This tequila twist on the classic French 75 mixed drink recipe combines tequila, champagne, lime juice, and agave, and manages to nail a perfect blend of sweet and sour mixed drink flavors.</p>

Mexican 75

(60 milliliters) Tequila

(120 milliliters) Champagne

Lime

Tsp Agave

Rim/Lime

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These easy 2-ingredient cocktails are guaranteed to be the star of your next brunch!

Classic Mimosa Recipe

(750 ml) orange juice

Pour the sparkling wine into the Champagne flutes, filling each glass about half full. Pour the orange juice on top to fill each glass and serve.

Get ready for the best blood orange cocktail- the easiest Blood Orange Mint Mimosas! Fresh blood oranges, prosecco, and mint simple syrup make this cocktail truly delicious.

Blood Orange Mint Mimosas

sugar

water

springs fresh mint (about 2 Tbsp mint leaves)

blood orange juice (juice from about 4-5 blood oranges)

Prosecco (750 ml)

First, make the mint simple syrup. To do this add the sugar and water to a small saucepan and cook over low heat until all of the sugar has dissolved. Then, add the mint sprigs to the saucepan of syrup and let soak for 5-10 minutes. Once the syrup has been infused with mint, remove the mint sprigs and add the syrup to the pitcher.

Next, juice the blood oranges and add the blood orange juice to the pitcher with the mint syrup. As a final step, add in the bottle of prosecco to the pitcher and stir to combine.

Serve the blood orange mint mimosas in 4 small glasses and garnish with extra mint. Enjoy!

Fruity and refreshing, this two-ingredient cocktail is the perfect drink to start off any holiday brunch or summer cocktail party.

Mango Mimosa

diced;

(750-ml) bottle Champagne (such as Mumm Napa Brut Prestige)

In a food processor or blender, purée diced mangoes. Using a fine-mesh sieve, strain purée, discarding any solids. (You should have approximately 1 1/2 cups.) In a large pitcher, mix together mango and Champagne.

Thread 3 to 4 mango cubes each onto 8 skewers. Pour mango mimosa into 8 glasses and serve each with a mango skewer.

These mimosas are light, refreshing and bubbly. Perfect for a celebration. Only 2-ingredients for a easy sippable drink.

Best Mimosa Recipe

sparkling wine

orange juice (freshly pressed, chilled)

orange (sliced (optional for garnish))

Pour orange juice into celebratory glasses (like Champagne flutes) to be 1/3 full. Top the rest with sparkling wine. (Hold glasses at a slight angle while pouring to stop the sparkling wine from bubbling over.) Optional to garnish with sliced orange wedges. Serve immediately.

Host a Galentine&rsquo;s Day brunch this year with a batch of tasty mimosas! The day before Valentine&rsquo;s Day is all about spending time with the important women in your life, and what better way to celebrate than by making an easy, Insta-worthy cocktail? Pro Tip: save extra Strawberry Vanilla Syrup to make more girls-night-in treats, like this Strawberry Shortcake Martini recipe!

Strawberry Orange Mimosa

strawberries

tsps pure vanilla extract

oz (1/2 cup) orange juice

oz (1/4 cup) prepared Strawberry Vanilla Syrup

oz (1 cup) sparkling wine

step 1

For the Strawberry Vanilla Syrup, mix strawberries, water and sugar in small saucepan. Bring to boil; simmer 5 to 10 minutes, stirring occasionally until sugar is dissolved and berries are softened and pale in color. Remove from heat. Strain mixture through fine mesh strainer, smashing berry pulp with spatula to drain as much syrup as possible. Stir in Vanilla. Cover and refrigerate syrup until ready to use or place bowl in ice bath to cool quickly.

step 2

For the Mimosas, spoon 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) Strawberry Vanilla Syrup into each of 2 (8-ounce) champagne flutes. Add 2 ounces (1/4 cup) orange juice to each glass. Top with sparkling wine. Stir gently to swirl syrup. Garnish with strawberries and orange wedges, if desired. Serve immediately. Test Kitchen Tips:•Cava is a Spanish sparkling wine--it’s a bit on the sweeter side, but not quite as sweet as prosecco. It's similar to champagne, but with a slightly lower price tag, as it’s made with less expensive grapes. Prosecco is Italian sparkling wine, that’s typically middle of the road in sweetness. If you prefer a sweeter cocktail, with similar characteristics to champagne, go with a Spumante or Moscato d’asti.•Refrigerate remaining Strawberry Vanilla Syrup in an airtight container up to 2 weeks, or use to make Strawberry Shortcake Martinis for your Galentine’s Day celebration! 

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