Mimosa
By Lan LamPublished on September 5, 2019
Time
5 minutes
Yield
Makes 1 cocktail
Ingredients
Before You Begin
Use strained fresh-squeezed orange juice here. We like Cointreau, but any orange liqueur will work. Tilt the glass to a 45-degree angle and pour the wine down the side of the glass to minimize foaming.
Instructions
- Add orange juice and orange liqueur to chilled champagne flute; stir with spoon to combine. Add wine. Using spoon, gently lift juice mixture from bottom to top of glass to combine. Garnish with orange twist. Serve.
Time
5 minutesYield
Makes 1 cocktailIngredients
Ingredients
Ingredients
Why This Recipe Works
Our mimosa is easy to make because it is mixed in the flute and doesn't require specialized barware. We simply fortified strained and chilled orange juice with orange liqueur and then topped it off with sparkling wine.
Before You Begin
Use strained fresh-squeezed orange juice here. We like Cointreau, but any orange liqueur will work. Tilt the glass to a 45-degree angle and pour the wine down the side of the glass to minimize foaming.
Instructions
- Add orange juice and orange liqueur to chilled champagne flute; stir with spoon to combine. Add wine. Using spoon, gently lift juice mixture from bottom to top of glass to combine. Garnish with orange twist. Serve.
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