This three ingredient raspberry mimosa is the perfect drink to serve for Easter or Mother’s Day brunch. You can also make a non-alcoholic version.
Hello! Michelle from Our Crafty Mom back today with a delicious raspberry mimosa that can be made with just three ingredients.
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With Easter and Mother’s Day quickly approaching, this would be a great cocktail to serve for brunch. It can easily be made into a mocktail too!
We love to have Easter brunch and one thing the adults enjoy is a mimosa. There are so many different varieties and you can mix it up with your favorite fruits and juices. Raspberry is one of my favorites, so I thought I would share the easy recipe with you today.
How to Make A RASPBERRY MIMOSA
While this recipe is for raspberry, you can follow the same steps changing out the fruit and raspberry liqueur if you like. Pomegranate would be another flavorful option. Go with your favorites and enjoy!
What you need:
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Kitchen Tools Needed:
Ingredients Needed:
- Champagne
- Raspberry Liqueur
- Raspberries
Raspberry mimosa Tips
This is a really simple mixed drink that turns out super fancy. The entire recipe is in the printable card at the bottom of this post. First, I have a few tips and questions that I answered to help you out.
1. what is the best champagne to use in mimosas?
Go with your favorite champagne to make mimosas. I love to use Prosecco, but you can also use sparkling wine. Since there are only three ingredients in this cocktail, you want the main ingredient to be one that you love. The good thing is a decent bottle of Prosecco or sparkling wine is not pricey at all-about $12-$16. Don’t use a super expensive bottle of champagne for mimosas. Save that for another occasion!
2. chill the champagne prior to serving
Mimosas definitely taste better chilled, so be sure the champagne is nice and chilled prior to serving. If you are using juice, make sure that is chilled as well.
When ready to serve, add a few raspberries to each glass. If they are not in season, you can definitely use frozen. Also, be sure to tip the glass when pouring the champagne, so it doesn’t make a mess and also preserves the carbonation.
Raspberry Mimosa
Ingredients
- 2 oz raspberry liqueur
- 10 oz champagne
- 12 raspberries
Instructions
- Add raspberry liqueur to champagne flutes.
- Top with champagne.
- Add 6 raspberries to each flute.
What’s Next?
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Might just be me and my husband on Easter this year, but this sure looks yummy! Nice to think about something other than COVID-19:) Happy Easter!
Hi Seana,
Wishing you and your husband a healthy and happy Easter this year too! Thanks for stopping by.
Best wishes,
Carrie
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