Happy New Year’s Eve! Ring in 2014 with a glass of something sparkly. Classic bubbly is always in style, but for a fun twist, try some of our favorite effervescent cocktails below — guaranteed to get the party started! Then, see our guide to all things Champagne, Prosecco, Cava to learn more about sparkling wines. Cheers!
![]() This classic cocktail gets its name from the surprising kick it has, inspired by the 75-mm guns the French Army used in the field in World War I, when it was created. It’s the perfect aperitif before dinner or to accompany hors d’oeuvres. |
![]() Here’s a cocktail that’s full of surprises! A Belgian-style ale fermented with berries gives an extra layer of depth to an otherwise light and refreshing drink. |
![]() This festive drink combines sparkling wine with our yuzu-Meyer lemon cocktail mixer for a sweet and tangy cocktail. It’s a great way to enjoy the bright flavors of winter citrus! |
![]() Here, vibrant limoncello pairs with sparkling wine and raspberries to create a cheerful crimson drink. With a lemony rimming sugar and a splash of sparkling wine, it was made for a special occasion. |
![]() Calvados adds a hint of apple to this harvest-themed drink, making it perfect for toasting a wintry occasion. Float a thin slice of apple in each glass for a festive touch. |
![]() A traditional kir is made with white wine and crème de cassis, a black currant-flavored liqueur. When prepared with Champagne, it’s called a kir royale — dry and spirited with just a hint of sweet berries. |
![]() Enjoy a taste of the season with this gorgeous sparkling drink, featuring sweet-tart pomegranate seeds. It’s super simple to mix and makes an impressive presentation for a party. |
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love these blogs…great recipe’s!
cheers!
douglas