Christmas Morning Mimosas (Easy Holiday Mimosa)
Christmas morning mimosas are easy holiday mimosas featuring champagne, cranberry and orange juice. This festive cocktail is perfect for Christmas brunch or anytime you want to serve a winter mimosa! Santa himself likely enjoys one of these to celebrate another successful year of delivering presents!
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If there was ever a time for a good winter mimosa, it’s definitely Christmas morning!
What’s more festive than sitting around sipping some celebratory bubbly while the kids tear open packages and wrapping paper goes flying everywhere?
Bonus points if you’re sipping a Christmas morning mimosa in your cozy Christmas pjs and slippers while this easy Easy Cinnamon Roll Christmas Tree bakes in the oven.
It sounds like a dreamy way to start the most festive day of the year.
Ingredients and Kitchen Supplies
To make these holiday mimosas you’ll need:
- Juice- Both orange juice and cranberry juice. While you can use orange juice with pulp, I highly recommend using no pulp for the prettiest results.
- Bubbly- Sparkling white wine, champagne, or prosecco.
- Garnish- Optional garnishes include extra cranberries, orange slices, sprigs of rosemary.
You don’t need much in the way of kitchen supplies and tools for these just:
- A pitcher
- Champagne Glasses
- Measuring cups
- A stirrer or spoon
How to Make Christmas Morning Mimosas
1. Gather ingredients and supplies.
Make sure your juice and champagne are nice and chilled. Gather a pitcher and glasses.
2. Add equal parts of orange juice and cranberry juice.
Add the juices to the pitcher and stir them together.
3. Top with bubbly.
Pour bubbly into the pitcher if making them for a group and pour into glasses.
If making only a couple, pour the juice mixture into champagne glasses, filling halfway.
Then top with the champagne.
4. Serve and enjoy!
Top each glass with a little extra champagne if desired and garnishing with orange slices, fresh cranberries or other garnishes. Enjoy!
Storing Leftovers
I don’t recommend planning for leftover Christmas mimosas.
The champagne will go flat if stored for too long.
FAQs
What is the best type of champagne to use for mimosas?
Not actually champagne! Champagne is a very specific type of wine grown in the Champagne region of France. It’s very expensive! Go for a sparkling white wine like Prosecco or another sparkling white wine. Most people prefer dry white wine to balance out the sweetness in the juice, but you could use whatever you like.u003cbru003e
Are mimosas meant for breakfast?
You bet! What better way to celebrate a morning occasion than with a cocktail made of orange juice (and cranberry juice in this case) and bubbly white wine?
Tips and Tricks
- This recipe makes 6 to 8 mimosas depending on your pour of course. If you aren’t having a group or won’t be drinking that much you could make individual mimosas by adding equal amounts of orange juice and cranberry juice to a glass and then topping it with champagne equal to the amounts of both juices.
- Make sure the juice and wine are nice and chilled before you make everything!
- Buy an extra bottle of champagne and pour a little bit extra into each glass after you serve the mimosas for a little extra bubble action.
Other Mimosa Recipes
Other Christmas Cocktails
- Christmas Drink with Coconut Rum and Mint
- Pomegranate Rose Spritzers
- Fizzy White Apple Sangria
- Spiked Pumpkin Spice Latte
- White Chocolate Candy Cane Martini
- Homemade Candy Cane Vodka
Nonalcoholic Christmas Drinks
- Slow Cooker Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate
- Easy Hot Chocolate Coffee Recipe
- Easy White Hot Chocolate
- Nutella Hot Coffee
- Peppermint Hot Chocolate
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Ingredients
- 1.5 cups of orange juice
- 1.5 cups of cranberry juice
- 1 750 ml bottle of sparkling white wine
Instructions
- Pour 1.5 cups of orange juice into a pitcher followed by 1.5 cups of cranberry juice.
- Stir the juices together to combine.
- Pour in the bottle of sparkling white wine.
- Pour into glasses and serve garnished with cranberries and orange slices if desired.
- Enjoy!
Notes
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