A Prosecco Mimosa is a simple drink, but perfect for a brunch or gathering. You can make with only 2 ingredients or add more flavor options.
Jump to RecipeA mimosa is a simple drink, but great for so many occasions. We like to make ours with Prosecco and orange juice. That’s all it takes!
What is a mimosa? A mimosa is a mix of sparkling wine and orange juice. They can be topped with other drinks to garnish, such as Chambord, vodka, or even whiskey. But for us, simple is best! It reminds me a bit of our Orange Mojito, but it’s also still very different.
What is the best occasion for a Prosecco Mimosa? Just about any occasion. They are a light drink, and very smooth. Because of the orange juice, they are often enjoyed in the morning or with brunch. I think of Christmas morning (or other holidays), a bridal shower or baby shower (just not for the momma-to-be), a small birthday gathering, on a girl’s trip.
You can always dress up your mimosa if you want something a little more fancy. Or maybe you are looking for a different flavor. Here are some ideas:
- Add a splash of fruit juice to the mimosa such as pineapple or cranberry juice
- Top the drink with a bit of Chambord, vodka, Granadine, or Whiskey
- Place a slice of strawberry or a few bits of pomegranate at the bottom of the glass
- Garnish the edge of the glass with a slice of orange or strawberry
- Add a tablespoon of a fruit puree at the bottom
Step by Step
Pour 4 oz of Prosecco into 6 champagne flutes. Top with 4 oz of orange juice in each flute. DO NOT MIX. By pouring the Prosecco in first, the bubbles will help mix everything. If you stir the drink it can make the Prosecco go flat. Serve immediately.
Leftovers
I do not recommend saving any of the Prosecco mimosa after serving. It will go flat quickly. This is a drink best made fresh.
Recipe
Originally Published On: November 16, 2020
Prosecco Mimosa
Ingredients
- 1.5 cups Prosecco
- 1.5 cups Orange Juice
Recommended Equipment
Instructions
- Pour 4 oz of Prosecco into 6 champagne flutes
- Top with 4 oz of orange juice in each flute and DO NOT STIR
- Serve immediately
All nutritional information is based on third-party calculations and should be considered estimates. Actual nutrition content will vary based on brands used, measuring methods, portion sizes, and more.
I think I am going. to need one of these every single day for the rest of the year, hahahahaha!
Haha, they are super easy to make, so you could! 😉
Oh yum! I love a great drink recipe! Delish. I am not a huge prosecco person but I bet I’d like this
I don’t care for much wine on its own, but it was good when mixed into the drink.
Aw this is such a lovely drink. Actually this would be so good for Christmas morning…not too much though haha xx
I agree, great for something like that. Just make them light so you still enjoy the day 🙂
This is my kind of recipe! I loooove Prosecco. It’s such a festive and fun drink.
THis was actually the first time I had tried it, but I know so many who enjoy it, I knew I needed to make something with it 🙂
Honestly, I doubt we would have any leftovers. We do like Mimosas although haven’t had them in a while.
I don’t drink a lot of prosecco or white wine, but I do enjoy a mimosa, especially at Christmas time x
I loooove procecco! It’s my favorite drink ever…Christmas drink for sure…
Thank you for this recipe. I love simple recipes to prepare for the holidays. I have one on my list now.
I love Prosecco by itself as well. But a Prosecco Mimosa sounds perfect for brunch. The best part I liked is that you require only 2 ingredients.
THis is so yummy and refreshing looking 😉 I am pinning this one to make these for my mom when she comes to visit. My husband makes the most amzing drinks so I will share this one with him.
Ohh this will be perfect for the coming Halloween! I can make this and add some spooky design to add some vibe for Haloween.
A classic drink – I do really enjoy mimosas!