Looking for the best champagne cocktails ? This list will have you covered, and your guests impressed. Most of these can be made with sparkling wine or prosecco, even if they are champagne cocktails. As long as they taste great, who’s gonna know ?
If you’re looking for some more great cocktails, be sure to check out my list of the best summer gin cocktails, or my list of top summer tequila drinks ! If you’re more of a vodka fan, I also have a list of summer vodka drinks you can peek at.
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Champagne, sparkling wine, and prosecco - different, but easily substituted for one another in a cocktail. This list will give you the best champagne cocktails, but feel free to use whichever substitute you have on hand, if you don't have champagne (quite expensive!). Some of these are best suited for winter, and at least one of them is a very well known brunch staple ! The French 75 is a classic winter cocktail, and you'll often find it at New Year's Eve parties. It's elegant, it's bubbly, and it's definitely one of the cooler sounding cocktails out there. The Poinsettia - for the the Mimosa lovers, but with a Christmas twist. This pretty cocktail features cranberry juice and sparkling wine, to give it a festive vibe. Champagne and celebrations go hand in hand, so it's only natural there's at least one other New Years classic cocktail. Enjoy this honey, champagne and white rum mix ! The Garibaldi spritz is a beautiful mix if orange juice, champagne, and Campari that works for pretty much any season. A beautifully complex and delicious drink, the Old Cuban will impress everyone. It's like a Mojito, but better, if you can imagine that. Aged rum, aromatic bitters, and sparkling wine are some pretty good enhancements I'd say. Ah, another summer champagne cocktail - the Aperol spritz combines Aperol, sparkling wine (or champagne, or prosecco), and club soda in a delicious mix. It's bubbly, it;s a bit strong, and you can taste the oranges from a mile away. Hugo is a very loved German/Swiss/Austrian/Italian cocktail with a lot of influence in Europe. You need elderflower cordial for this, but elderflower liqueur will work just as fine. It's pretty much the Mojito of Europe, you could say. Who said Mimosas can only be served at brunch ? Have one of these whenever the mood strikes you - on your porch, at dinner, at home making lunch, or even at a picnic. Treat yourself !Best Champagne Cocktails
French 75 Cocktail Recipe - A Winter Celebration
The Poinsettia Cocktail - Celebrate The Holidays
Airmail Cocktail Recipe - Another Winter Celebration Cocktail
Garibaldi Spritz Recipe - A Lighter Take On The Garibaldi
Old Cuban Cocktail Recipe - A Caribbean Delight
Aperol Spritz Cocktail Recipe - Perfect Italian Summer Cocktail
The Hugo Cocktail Recipe You'll Love
The Classic Mimosa Recipe (Step By Step)
