Apple cider mimosas are the perfect fall twist on a classic drink. These are great for brunch or any occasion that calls for champagne!
Apple Cider Mimosas
I first saw these apple cider mimosas on Delish‘s Facebook page, they shared a video for them which I also shared in my newsletter last month.
They used some caramel vodka which sounds awesome but I wanted a bit more traditional and to keep it easy. And you really can’t get any easier than two ingredients.
We went away for a little weekend in the Berkshires back in September for my sister’s birthday. We made these apple cider mimosas for her birthday brunch and they were fantastic. My family is big on mimosas anyways so this was a really great fall spin on them.
There’s just something special about a little bubbly to get your day started. Then add some pancakes, eggs, and bacon and you’ve got yourself a Sunday brunch to remember!
Or you can be like me and make these on Sunday afternoons and drink them while watching football. I mean, why save champagne for brunch and special occasions? Champagne can be a game day drink. It can also be a Wednesday evening drink instead of your usual wine.
Champagne all day err day. (Says the girl that used to drink a bottle of champagne from her Nalgene bottle at UCONN’s spring weekend.
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2 Ingredient Apple Cider Mimosas
Apple Cider Mimosas are the perfect fall twist on a classic drink. These are great for brunch or any occasion that calls for champagne!
Ingredients
- 2 oz. apple cider
- 2 oz. champagne
- cinnamon sugar, optional
- apple slices, optional
Instructions
- Dip the rim of a champagne glass in water. Dip in cinnamon sugar to rim the glass.
- Pour 2 oz. of apple cider in the glass and top with 2 oz. (or more) of champagne. Garnish with apple slices, if desired. Serve immediately.
Nutrition Information:
Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 89Total Fat: 3gProtein: 14g
April
Friday 20th of November 2020
Omg I cannot WAIT to make these. Thanks for such an easy (and daytime friendly😉) fun recipe. Go Huskies!
Michelle B
Wednesday 30th of October 2019
This was a big hit with my friends during a Cabi clothing party I hosted the other day! So easy to make and so delicious. The key is to get the best quality cider you can find.
Shay
Wednesday 27th of November 2019
Thanks Michelle!
Ty
Friday 3rd of November 2017
This looks Delish! Bit those glasses though😍 where did you get those?😊
Sharon
Sunday 5th of November 2017
The Target dollar spot one year during the holidays!
Jennifer Kennah
Thursday 1st of December 2016
Just wanted you to know that I used this recipe over on my blog today, looks so delish! I linked it back to you here, thanks for such a great post! https://ourawkwardlife.com/2016/12/01/holiday-sips/
Karly
Monday 14th of November 2016
Perfect way to impress the guests without all the work! These look SO tasty!