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Mimosa Special Recipe

Time15m
Serves6

Korbel Natural Brut Champagne Bottle & Choice of Two Juices

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Ingredients

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Champagne

Method

Preparation

1

Chill

Refrigerate the Korbel Natural Brut and the two selected juices for at least 2 hours so they are well chilled. Mimosas are best served cold; avoid using ice in the champagne.

2

If using fresh fruit (orange, grapefruit, pineapple), strain pulp for a smoother drink unless you prefer pulp. Prepare garnishes: slice oranges, hull and slice strawberries, and rinse raspberries.

Mixing & Serving Individual Mimosas

3

Glassware

Use chilled champagne flutes or tulip glasses. If you don’t have chilled glasses, rinse with cold water and chill in the freezer for 5–10 minutes before serving.

4

Pouring Ratio

For each flute, pour juice first to avoid excessive foam. Use 1/3 juice to 2/3 Champagne as a classic ratio. Example: for a 6 oz flute, pour 2 oz juice then top with 4 oz Champagne. Adjust to taste (some prefer 50/50 for a fruitier mimosa).

5

Technique

Hold the flute at a slight angle and slowly pour the Champagne down the side to minimize foam. Pour Champagne gently after the juice to preserve bubbles.

6

Garnish

Garnish each glass with a thin orange slice on the rim or drop a raspberry/strawberry slice into the flute. If using a maraschino cherry, place it on a pick and rest across the rim.

Batch Serving (Pitcher)

7

To serve a group, combine chilled juice(s) in a pitcher. Use ice in the pitcher only if juices need to be kept cold — do not add ice to glasses, as it will water down the Champagne.

8

When ready to serve, pour juice from the pitcher into flutes to fill about 1/3 of each glass, then top with chilled Champagne poured slowly from the bottle.

9

If offering two juice choices, label small carafes or pitchers so guests can choose. Refill flutes and pitchers as needed.

Quantities & Servings Guidance

10

One 750 ml bottle of Champagne yields about 24 oz (approx. eight 3 oz pours or six 4 oz pours). Using the classic 1/3 juice : 2/3 Champagne ratio, a bottle will make approximately 6–8 mimosas depending on flute size. The listed juice quantities (3 cups each) provide enough for multiple rounds or for serving a small group; adjust amounts based on guest count.

11

For a single bottle and two juice options, plan for about 6–8 servings. Keep extra chilled juice on hand for guests who prefer more fruit-forward drinks.