Festive Champagne Cocktail Recipes Perfect For the Holidays

The Old Cuban combines the flavors of rum and mint in a champagne cocktail. It’s a bit like merging a mojito with the effervescent bubbliness of champagne.

It’s Mimosa time, but with a tropical twist. Swap OJ for pineapple juice for a whole new taste sensation, and a pineapple wedge makes the perfect garnish.

This champagne punch couldn’t be simpler, and yet, it’s so perfect. Sorbet is the secret ingredient to add a little something extra.

This simple-to-make champagne punch is the ideal adult drink for a holiday gathering. It’s loaded with cranberry and other classic holiday flavors and looks amazing in the punchbowl.

This champagne cocktail uses frozen grapes to class things up a bit. Plus, it has a mocktail version, so kids and adults can both enjoy it.

There’s nothing wrong with sticking to the classics. This champagne cocktail is a classic recipe, with years of history to its name.

Blackberries add a sweet, vibrant touch that pairs wonderfully with champagne. A drizzle of blackberry simple syrup elevates the cocktail to something truly special.

While it’s named the French 75, this champagne cocktail was actually invented in New York City. The secret ingredient is just a few drops of Absinthe.

Combine champagne with various citrus slices and rainbow sherbet to make this cocktail. It’s almost too pretty to drink. Almost.

This champagne cocktail keeps things just a bit tart and looks fantastic. Blood orange and pomegranate combine in a dark, sweet-tart combination that simply can’t be missed.

Strawberry bellinis blend fresh puree with champagne for a fruity, sparkling sip. For an eye-catching touch, rim the glass with gold sprinkles or sanding sugar.

Mint juleps are an absolutely fantastic drink, but the bourbon can be a bit much for some people. This champagne version goes down a bit smoother for a really tasty drink.

These champagne jello shots taste phenomenal, but the look is the real star of the show. Adding in a bit of edible glitter gives them that classic champagne sparkle.

Apple cider may sound unexpected in a champagne cocktail, but it pairs beautifully. Its gentle sweetness balances the bubbly prosecco, making it a refreshing choice that still carries cozy fall vibes.

Peach bellinis are a bright, fruity favorite that always feel fun. Using frozen peaches creates a deliciously smooth, slushie-style version of this cocktail.

This champagne cocktail recipe gives you not just one option, but five. Each one offers its own unique blend of aromas and flavors to enjoy.

Mimosas are a classic, but their true charm is in their versatility. This version swaps out the orange juice for watermelon, creating a refreshing and fruity twist.

Take a fairly classic margarita recipe and jazz things up a bit. Adding champagne into the mix makes for a bubbly, bright, blended bonanza.

The champagne whiskey cocktail is a simple drink, but so tasty. It only takes 3 ingredients to make this drink with bubbly notes of berry, citrus, and vanilla.

This cocktail is inspired by the hit show, and modeled after the period it’s set in. Perhaps the most interesting ingredient is Earl Grey syrup, made from actual tea.

Here’s a little spin on the classic champagne cocktail for those who don’t deal with sugar cubes on a regular basis. It’s made using measured sugar instead, to avoid buying a whole box of cubes for just one evening of the year.

The French Kir Royal is a cocktail that dates back to the past of that country. It’s made with blackcurrant liqueur and champagne, so it’s a simple, elegant classic.

Here’s another mimosa that omits the OJ in favor of other flavors. But orange is still represented in the blue curacao which gives this drink its delightful hue.

A cinnamon apple cider mimosa just looks like fall in a glass. But the flavor is simply out of this world.

The parasol is as light, refreshing, and cooling as a parasol shade on a summer day. Elderflower liqueur is the star of the show, lending its subtle flavors.

The Love Potion cocktail is a slightly sweet, slightly tart drink that is sure to put love in the air. The bubbly champagne base keeps things from getting too heavy.

Fresh-picked blackberries are the absolute star of the show with this tasty drink. The lightly herbaceous basil and sweet berries go perfectly with bubbly champagne.

A mixed berry simple syrup gives this drink its dark red hue, perfect for Halloween. And the Prosecco has just the right effervescent touch to keep things moving.

This simple champagne cocktail is effortless to make and just as enjoyable to sip. Drop in cotton candy, and watch it dissolve into the champagne for a burst of color and sweetness.

A strawberry lemonade mimosa might just be the official drink of summer from now on. Fresh fruit and a bottle of dry bubbly are the ultimate summertime combo.