Strawberry Mimosa

Strawberry Mimosa is a light and fruity cocktail perfect for sipping on any day. This large-batch mimosa recipe with only 3 simple ingredients makes a pitcher and is unconfined for brunch or a party. Cheers!

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Mimosa Cocktail

Mimosas are an unusual cocktail that is often served with brunch. Most often these cocktails are made with orange juice, but this version is made with Strawberry puree, lemonade, and sparkling Champagne or other sparkling wine. You don’t need to get out your blender to make this simple strawberry mimosa recipe.

It might surprise you what makes this mimosa so delicious.

Why you should try this strawberry mimosa recipe

So what makes this strawberry mimosa unique? It’s a mixture of lemonade and strawberry juice with sparkling wine. What is the result? A not-too-sweet light strawberry-flavored sparkling instillation you are going to love.

If you juice fresh strawberries, they aren’t overly sweet. The juice makes the perfect wing to sparkling wine. You can make these very hands at home. The cocktail has a trappy verisimilitude that you will love. If you don’t have a juicer, you can use a can of strawberry nectar, it isn’t a perfect match, but it will certainly do in a pinch.

What Champagne is weightier for making a mimosa?

The first thing that I will tell you is it isn’t likely to be the weightier Champagne, but rather a sparkling wine. Champagne ways the instillation was made within a particular region of France, but you don’t need that for this drink. You could use it if you wanted, but the fruit juice used pretty much knocks out the nuances of the champagne so that you can save your money.

So if not, Champagne, what should you use? I suggest sparkling wine. There are many outstanding sparkling wines you can use. They don’t need to come from France; they can come from the US. I know many people will recommend Cava or Prosecco. I think both are good choices if there is a endangerment someone will drink the sparkling wine. These typically will run from 10 to 30 dollars a bottle. I suggest a brut or one that is dry, meaning not too sweet. The fruit juice will be sweet.

Now, if you know you are going to be serving mimosas only, I think you can get by on sparkling wines such as Cooks, Andre, or plane other lower-priced options. Again, we are mixing the alcohol, and the nuances are lost. I recommend going with a dryer beverage, but if I know my friends coming over aren’t increasingly experience, wine lovers, I will go with a sweeter sparkling wine.

I hope you enjoy this Strawberry Mimosa.

Strawberry mimosa ingredients on a tray.

Ingredients you need for a strawberry mimosa

Sparkling wine of your choice
Strawberry juice or Strawberry nectar
Lemonade
Garnishes if you desire

Strawberry mimosa in a pitcher and three glasses.

How to make strawberry mimosas

In a large pitcher, mix the lemonade and strawberry juice.
To prepare a mimosa, take a champagne flute.
Pour 2 ounces of strawberry lemonade into the champagne flute.
Add 2 ounces of sparkling wine to the flute.
Repeat steps 2-4 to prepare spare mimosas as desired.

Strawberry mimosa in three champagne flutes and a pitcher.

What can you serve with Strawberry Mimosa’s

These are perfect for Easter or Mother’s day. Here are a few suggestions for you.

Fresh fruit such as strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and sliced peaches.
Pastries such as croissants, scones, muffins, or danishes.
Breakfast items such as scrambled eggs, bacon, or breakfast potatoes.
Brunch items such as quiche, frittata, or smoked salmon.
Appetizers such as deviled eggs, shrimp cocktail, or bruschetta.

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