Champagne Cocktail

A delicious and beautiful Champagne Cocktail made with juice, liqueur and fresh fruit. Mix and match your favorite flavors to create your perfect drink!

Pop open some champagne – this easy and elegant Champagne Cocktail is a drink you won’t be able to resist. This fruity Champagne Cocktail has quickly climbed to the top of my favorite drink list. Bonus: It is the perfect cocktail for Valentine’s Day! Serve this Champagne Cocktail with Baked Brie or a Fruit and Cheese Board, and watch everyone go crazy for it. This cocktail is so easy you’ll be whipping it up all the time!

Champagne Cocktails can be made a million different ways. We’ve all had a mimosa (champagne and orange juice), and although those are delicious, this cocktail blows that one away. I don’t think I’ll ever be satisfied with a traditional mimosa again. This is the only Champagne Cocktail I want to to be sipping on!

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How to Make a Champagne Cocktail:

• Champagne/Sparkling Wine: This is the base of the cocktail; use whatever brand you like. Since we’re adding stuff to it, don’t feel the need to spend a ton of money; a moderately priced sparkling wine should be just fine. Tip: You can even use sparkling apple cider for a non-alcoholic cocktail.
• Juice: Pomegranate or cherry juice are my favorite juices for this version. I love their color and their flavor.
• St. Germain or Raspberry Liqueur: St. Germain is floral and raspberry liqueur is fruity; choose whichever you prefer (or any other liqueur of your choice). Tip: Buy small bottles of flavored liqueur so that you can try different combinations.
• Fresh Fruit: This makes the cocktail look extra pretty. Garnish with raspberries, cherries, cranberries, or pomegranate seeds. And don’t forget to nibble on that boozy fruit!
• Fruit Sorbet: If you want to make these cocktails extra fun and fancy, you can add a scoop of fruit sorbet right into each glass.

Use my recipe as a base and switch around the juice, liqueur and fruit garnishes to make your favorite version.

You can make this cocktail in a pitcher (drinks for a crowd!) or you can let each person assemble their own cocktail by setting out all the components alongside your champagne flutes. When I make this in a pitcher, I like to add some fresh fruit right into the pitcher (kind of like sangria).

It should come as absolutely no surprise that I love, love, love a scoop of raspberry sorbet floating in my champagne. Is it a cocktail? Is it dessert? Yes and yes. And it’s amazing!

This cocktail is fantastic for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day or New Year’s Eve. Pop open champagne to celebrate a birthday, promotion, or just because. Champagne feels like such a celebratory drink, but there is no reason that you can’t enjoy it anytime you want! You can purchase small bottles of champagne, or sparkling wine in a can, which means you can whip up this cocktail for a couple of people with ease. Have a ho-hum day that needs something special? This is it! There is zero shame in standing at your kitchen counter, in your yoga pants, making yourself a champagne cocktail. Live your best life, people. Cheers!

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Champagne Cocktail

A delicious and beautiful Champagne Cocktail made with juice, liqueur, and fresh fruit. Mix and match your favorite flavors to create your perfect drink!

Course Beverages

Cuisine American

Keyword Champagne Cocktail

Prep Time 5 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Servings 6

Calories 119 kcal

Author Celebrating Sweets

Ingredients

• 750 mL bottle champagne or sparkling wine
• 1 cup pomegranate or cherry juice more or less to taste
• ¼ cup St. Germain elderflower liqueur or raspberry liqueur
• Raspberries pomegranate seeds, cranberries or cherries for garnish

Instructions

1. Combine all ingredients in a pitcher, stir gently. Serve in champagne flutes garnished with additional fruit.

Nutrition Facts

Champagne Cocktail

Amount Per Serving

Calories 119

% Daily Value*

Sodium 12mg 1%

Potassium 198mg 6%

Total Carbohydrates 10g 3%

Sugars 10g

Calcium 1.6%

Iron 3%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

This recipe originally appeared on Real Housemoms where I am a contributor.