Say goodbye to 2020 and hello to the best drink to cheers the New Year with this light and easy to make Refreshing Champagne Twist Cocktail.
Refreshing Champagne Twist Cocktail
Champagne (or Prosecco or Cava, I love bubbles in any way they come!) are a must for me for any celebration, but especially for New Years Eve. While our plans may look a little different than those of the past, we still have so much to celebrate and deserve to cheers to all that’s behind us as well as all that’s ahead. Don’t you agree?
This easy and delicious cocktail has the bubbles you love while adding a light, almost peachy flavor. Think the taste of a flavored mimosa but much lighter. It’s so delicious that even my sister that doesn’t love champagne enjoyed this drink! While I created this for New Years Eve, it would also be the perfect summer event drink to whip up.
Just Five Ingredients
And that’s including the ice! All you’ll need for this simple and easy yet delicious cocktail is:
- Champagne (or Prosecco or Cava)
- Elderflower Liqueur (I use St. Germain)
- Lemon
- Rosemary (optional)
- Ice
The bubbles from the champagne pair perfectly with the elderflower liqueur. I grabbed mine at Target, by the way! Click here for the St. Germain I used to find some near you as well as these practical additions to your bar area that are as useful as they are beautiful.
Thirsty for more?
No matter what your NYE plans look like this year, I’ve got you covered! For a cozy night at home, heat up your Crock Pot to make this delicious and easy Slow Cooker Mulled Wine. You won’t even need to light a single candle because the combination of the fruits, wine and spices will make your entire house smell amazing. If you find yourself needing a little pick-me-up, make this 3 Ingredient Espresso Martini with simple and dairy free ingredients that you likely already have at home.
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I hope that you have the best New Years celebration and that this year ahead brings you health and happiness. Until then, be sure to follow along on Instagram (@kaylaskitchandfix) where I share behind the scenes of recipe creation/photo shoots, talk realistic wellness and lifestyle and much more! Also head over to my Pinterest (click here!) to save my recipes for safe keeping. See you there!
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Add ice to a large jar or cocktail shaker. You won't be shaking this cocktail, but instead, stirring it due to the bubbles.
- Add elderflower liqueur, champagne and lemon to the jar or shaker and stir together.
- Pour into a champagne flute and add a sprig of rosemary if you'd like.
I love that now I have another champagne drink to add to my mix. This drink is so tasty and a great substitute to the normal mimosa. It was perfect for a midnight cheers on NYE!
Hi Emily! My goal was to make an alternative to the normal mimosa, so I’m happy to hear you say that! Cheers 🙂