Champagne Mimosa
This recipe for Breakfast Drinks was submitted by KennyRogers on 1/9/2005. Click here to view the recipe.
Recipe number 1406.
By Timmy
That is a mimosa, a bucks fizz has two parts orange juice to one part champagne. A mimosa is the very opposite, giving the mimosa a much higher alcohol content.
Comment submitted: 10/4/2014 (#19032)
By Drink Master
The original mimosa did not include Orange liqueur. That was not created until later.
Comment submitted: 9/13/2009 (#8687)
By tipsy
How do you calculate your alcohol intake with this drink. Say if I had 5 flute glasses of this drink how much alcohol intake is there.
Comment submitted: 8/19/2007 (#3408)
By From Wikipedia
A Mimosa is a cocktail-like drink composed of three parts champagne and two parts thoroughly chilled orange juice, traditionally served in a tall champagne flute with a morning brunch. It is also often served to early guests at weddings, and in first class on jet airliners.
An added tablespoon of Grand Marnier creates what's known as a Grand Mimosa.
Comment submitted: 1/18/2007 (#1245)
By bunny617 (Team Breakfast Member)That's not a mimosa. Mimosa has to have orange liquer in it like cointreau or grand marnier, otherwise its just a bucks fizz!
Comment submitted: 1/17/2007 (#1228)
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