How to Make Prosecco Mimosas

Enjoy special occasions or a leisurely Sunday brunch with a delicious, bubbly Mimosa cocktail. For this drink, we use Prosecco, a well-priced Italian sparkling wine that is Italy’s answer to French Champagne. Impress your friends and family at your next brunch by serving a Prosecco Mimosa using the following recipe. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Champagne flutes
  • Fresh orange juice, chilled
  • Prosecco, chilled
  • Cherries
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Instructions

  1. Get Started

    • 1

      Pour two ounces of chilled fresh orange juice into a champagne flute.

    • 2

      Pour four ounces of the chilled Prosecco into the flute.

    • 3

      Don't mix. There is no need to mix. The fizz of the sparkling wine helps to blend itself with the orange juice.

    • 4

      Garnish each drink with a cherry.

Tips & Warnings

  • For a really cold Mimosa, chill champagne flutes

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