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Easter Mimosas Bring Springtime Cheer to Your Table

Easter mimosas are a refreshing addition to any spring brunch or gathering. These light and refreshing drinks offer a unique twist on the classic mimosa, bringing a splash of color and flavor to your Easter celebrations. With the coming of spring, the festive atmosphere of Easter, and the desire for something fresh and lively, Easter mimosas are the perfect choice.

several mimosa drinks, tropical fruits and Easter eggs

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7 Delicious and Easy-to-Make Easter Mimosas

1. Classic Orange Easter Mimosa

Let’s start with the classic Easter mimosa, a staple at any brunch. This simple yet elegant drink requires just two ingredients: orange juice and your favorite sparkling wine or champagne. The key is to use freshly squeezed orange juice for the best flavor. To make it, fill half of a champagne flute with orange juice and then top it off with sparkling wine. For an Easter twist, add a small scoop of orange sherbet or a slice of strawberry for a pop of color and a hint of sweetness.

orange mimosa in a champagne glass with a strawberry garnish

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice
  • 1/2 cup sparkling wine or champagne
  • Strawberry slice for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Pour orange juice into a champagne flute until it’s half full.
  2. Gently add the sparkling wine to fill the glass.
  3. Garnish with a strawberry slice on the rim.

2. Berry Bliss Mimosa

For those who love berries, the Berry Bliss mimosa is a must-try. This version of Easter mimosa is not only gorgeous to look at but also a treat for the taste buds. Mix together equal parts of raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry juices with a splash of lemonade for a tart yet sweet base. Top it off with sparkling wine, and garnish with fresh berries. The vibrant colors and rich flavors make it a hit for Easter celebrations.

Raspberry juice, blueberry juice, strawberry juice, lemonade, fresh berries, sparkling wine, in a glass

Ingredients:

  • 1/4 cup raspberry juice
  • 1/4 cup blueberry juice
  • 1/4 cup strawberry juice
  • Splash of lemonade
  • Sparkling wine
  • Fresh berries for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Combine raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry juices with lemonade in a champagne flute.
  2. Fill the rest of the glass with sparkling wine.
  3. Garnish with an assortment of fresh berries.

3. Tropical Twist Mimosa

Easter mimosas can also take on a tropical flair. Combine pineapple juice with a dash of coconut milk to create a tropical base. Fill a glass halfway with this mixture and top it off with sparkling wine. For an extra special touch, add a slice of pineapple or a cherry on top. This Easter mimosa brings a bit of tropical paradise to your Easter brunch, offering a sweet and refreshing escape.

Pineapple juice, coconut milk, sparkling wine, pineapple slice and cherry for garnish, on the glass rim

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 cup pineapple juice
  • Dash of coconut milk
  • Sparkling wine
  • Pineapple slice or cherry for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Mix pineapple juice and coconut milk in a flute.
  2. Top with sparkling wine.
  3. Adorn with a pineapple slice or cherry.

4. Peach Perfection Mimosa

Peach lovers will adore this variation of Easter mimosa. To make it, mix peach nectar or peach puree with a bit of lemon juice for a tangy twist. Fill your glass about one-third of the way with this peach mixture and top it off with sparkling wine. A slice of peach or a sprig of mint makes a beautiful and fragrant garnish. This Easter mimosa is both elegant and bursting with the fresh flavors of spring.

peach mimosa in a clear champagne glass

Ingredients:

  • 1/3 cup peach nectar
  • Squeeze of lemon juice
  • Sparkling wine
  • Peach slice or mint sprig for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Blend peach nectar with a bit of lemon juice in a flute.
  2. Fill the remainder of the glass with sparkling wine.
  3. Decorate with a peach slice or mint sprig.

5. Green Garden Mimosa

For a unique and garden-fresh option, the Green Garden mimosa is a delightful choice. Blend together kiwi and green grape juice for a fresh and slightly tart base. Top this with sparkling wine and garnish with a slice of kiwi or a few fresh mint leaves. The light green color is perfect for Easter and adds a fun and unexpected twist to your mimosa selection.

Kiwi juice, green grape juice, sparkling wine, kiwi slice and mint leaves for garnish on the rim of the glass of the mimosa

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 cup kiwi and green grape juice blend
  • Sparkling wine
  • Kiwi slice or mint leaves for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Pour kiwi and green grape juice blend into a flute.
  2. Top up with sparkling wine.
  3. Garnish with a kiwi slice or mint leaves.

6. Pomegranate Sparkle Mimosa

If you’re looking for something a bit more exotic, the Pomegranate Sparkle mimosa is a great option. Mix pomegranate juice with a bit of lime juice for a tart and tangy base. Fill your glass halfway with this mixture and complete it with sparkling wine. Garnish with pomegranate seeds or a twist of lime zest. This Easter mimosa not only looks stunning but also has a unique and refreshing flavor.

sparking Easter pomegranate mimosa in a clear glass with lime on the rim

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 cup pomegranate juice
  • Squeeze of lime juice
  • Sparkling wine
  • Pomegranate seeds or lime zest for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Mix pomegranate juice with lime juice in a flute.
  2. Complete with sparkling wine.
  3. Top with pomegranate seeds or lime zest.

7. Sparkling Apple Cider Mimosa

For a non-alcoholic version of the Easter mimosa, the Sparkling Apple Cider mimosa is a fantastic choice. Mix apple cider with a bit of ginger ale for a fizzy and flavorful base. This mimosa is perfect for those who prefer a non-alcoholic option but still want to enjoy the festive feel of a mimosa. Garnish with an apple slice or a cinnamon stick for a cozy and inviting presentation.

non-alcoholic apple cider mimosa, with apple on the rim

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 cup apple cider
  • Splash of ginger ale
  • Apple slice or cinnamon stick for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Combine apple cider and ginger ale in a flute.
  2. Stir gently.
  3. Garnish with an apple slice or cinnamon stick.

Easter Mimosa Bar

Hosting a mimosa bar party for Easter can be an exciting and fun way to celebrate the holiday, similar to a Galentine’s Day event but with an Easter twist. This idea not only brings people together but also adds a splash of creativity and festivity to your gathering. Here’s how you can set up an engaging Easter mimosa bar and incorporate the drinks mentioned:

Setting Up Your Easter Mimosa Bar

Choose a Vibrant Location: Select a bright and sunny spot in your home, like a kitchen counter or a patio table. Decorate the area with spring-themed decorations, such as pastel tablecloths, Easter eggs, and fresh flowers, to create a festive atmosphere.

Prepare Your Mimosa Ingredients: Arrange all the necessary ingredients for the various mimosas – orange juice, peach nectar, kiwi and grape juice blend, and more. Display them in clear pitchers or carafes with labels so guests can easily identify each one.

Sparkling Wine Selection: Offer a variety of sparkling wines or champagnes to mix with the juices. You can also include a non-alcoholic option like ginger ale or sparkling cider for a family-friendly touch.

Garnish Galore: Set up a garnish station with fresh fruits, herbs, and edible flowers. Think sliced strawberries, peach slices, kiwi wheels, and sprigs of mint, allowing guests to personalize their mimosas.

Glassware and Utensils: Provide an assortment of champagne flutes and glasses along with stirrers and spoons. You can even have markers for guests to write their names on glasses to keep track of their drinks.

Instruction Cards: For those unfamiliar with mimosa making, place small cards with simple instructions or recipes next to each juice and wine. Include the recipes for the Easter mimosas shared earlier to inspire your guests.

Beyond the Mimosa Bar

Fun Add-Ons: Consider adding a small food station with brunch items that pair well with mimosas, like mini-quiches, fruit skewers, or pastries.

Interactive Elements: Set up a photo booth area with Easter-themed props and a backdrop, encouraging guests to take memorable photos with their customized mimosas.

Music and Ambiance: Create a light and cheerful playlist to set the mood. Music that’s upbeat but not overwhelming adds a lively but relaxed atmosphere to your party.

By organizing an Easter mimosa bar, you’re not just offering a range of delightful drinks; you’re creating an experience that encourages creativity, mingling, and celebration. It’s a perfect way to make Easter memorable, engaging, and full of cheer.

Final Thoughts on Our Selection of Easter Mimosas

Easter mimosas are a versatile and delightful way to celebrate the holiday and the arrival of spring. With so many options, from classic orange to tropical twist, there’s an Easter mimosa to suit every taste. Plus, these drinks are fun and colorful, which is perfect for an Easter party. So, why not raise a glass and toast to the season with these delightful Easter mimosas?

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