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Mimosa

Fresh orange juice and sparkling wine in equal parts.

Strength
≈ 6.0% ABV
Calories
≈ 91
Glass
Flute
Method
Built

The recipe

How to make it

  1. 1Pour the orange juice into a flute.
  2. 2Top gently with the sparkling wine and stir once.

Garnish: An orange twist (optional).

Variations: Also known as a Buck’s Fizz.

The ratio

1 : 1

In parts, a Mimosa is 1 orange and 1 bubbles. Change one part and you have a cousin; the closest are below.

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Built the same way

Head to head

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