Champagne Recipes

From Better Homes and Gardens

Use apple juice to give a rich golden color to this spiced sipper.

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Ginger adds a peppery bite to this sparkling drink. For a nonalcoholic version, skip the vodka and champagne and use the ginger syrup with sparkling water or sparking cider.

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From Fine Cooking Books

This recipe is an elegant take on the ice cream soda, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a handful of raspberries floating in a glass of champagne.

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Serve this fizzy, fruity drink in champagne flutes or in punch cups. Make a separate batch with pineapple juice for a nonalcoholic punch.

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From Heart-Healthy Living

Club soda makes this sweet mint-flavored drink festively fizzy. Try it for holiday parties.

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From Ladies' Home Journal

This eye-opening cocktail of orange juice and champagne is a great choice for any holiday brunch.

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To make this bubbly champagne Christmas drink even more festive, slip fresh cranberries on a skewer and use as garnish.

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Chilled champagne and pineapple juice combine for a bubbly tropical drink designed for Christmas celebrations.

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Make ahead and chill the syrup up to three days before your party. Simply add ice and champagne for this festive holiday drink.

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For a colorful champagne drink with a fruity flavor, add a splash of mango juice to this Christmas cocktail.

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From The Food Channel

The champagne cocktail -- simple, yet elegant. A delightful special occasion drink.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Whatever your reason for celebration, this vodka punch will help you revel with style.

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Strawberry syrup is mixed with champagne for this light party drink.

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From Ladies' Home Journal

Start off your party with this festive punch made with pineapple juice, cranberry-raspberry juice concentrate, and seltzer or champagne.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Find ruby red pomegranate seeds in the refrigerated section of many markets. Use them as edible baubles on Christmas cocktails, including this one with sparkling wine.

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From Ladies' Home Journal

Dip the wet rims of champagne glasses into colored sugar to make these sparkling wine and fruit drinks.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

The choice of fruit is yours for this fruit compote. Select the fruits that are the best for the season.

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From Midwest Living

Cranberry and cherry juices give this champagne drink its festive bright red color.

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It just takes two ingredients to make a colorful splash at holiday parties.

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Peaches give this punch a smooth consistency that goes well with many appetizers. Substitute frozen sliced strawberries for a refreshing variation.

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Serve this refreshing brunch cocktail at the start of a brunch. It's a tropical take on the classic orange juice and champagne beverage.

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The raspberry syrup can be made up to three days ahead for this chilled champagne drink.

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From Diabetic Living

Fruit juice and champagne make this drink recipe refreshingly tasty to serve while entertaining.

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From Tyler Florence

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