How to Make a Hermosa Mimosa

By Nellie Day

This beach city's take on a mimosa substitutes beer for champagne This beach city's take on a mimosa substitutes beer for champagne

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While traditional mimosas are great, there's nothing wrong with mixing it up a bit. This is a drink that's especially popular with the ladies during football season.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Stein glasses
  • Orange juice
  • Miller Lite
  • Ice (optional)
Step1
Freeze a non-breakable stein glass.
Step2
Chill Miller Lite and orange juice.
Step3
Take stein glass out of freezer and allow it to thaw for two minutes.
Step4
Fill ¾ of the glass with Miller Lite.
Step5
Fill the last ¼ of the glass with orange juice.
Step6
Drink responsibly.

Tips & Warnings

  • You may readjust the beer-orange juice proportions to your liking
  • Some people top this drink off with a splash of Grenadine
  • Stein glasses are optional, though a champagne flute will not hold enough of the mixture
  • Miller Lite’s light consistency tends to work best with orange juice, but another beer can be substituted to taste
  • Wipe any ice or residue off the stein glass handle to avoid dropping the glass or having it stick to your hand
  • Though you can add ice, it may significantly dilute the drink

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