Grand Marnier Mimosa Recipe
Elevate your brunch game with the Grand Marnier Mimosa —a fizzy, citrusy delight that blends champagne, fresh orange juice, and a splash of luxurious Grand Marnier for an irresistible twist on the classic. Also dive into our collection of creative mimosa variations that elevate the classic brunch staple with fresh twists! Ready to toast in style? Try our Grand Marnier Mimosa recipe today—just three ingredients, five minutes, and pure bubbly bliss!
A Grand Marnier Mimosa is a sophisticated twist on the classic brunch cocktail, blending crisp champagne with fresh orange juice and a luxurious splash of Grand Marnier—an orange-flavored cognac liqueur. The result? A bubbly, citrusy sip with warm, velvety depth that turns any moment into a celebration.
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Start the New Year on a high note with our Grand Marnier Mimosa. Bubbly, refreshing, and oh-so-easy to make. This easy mimosa recipe with grand marnier is perfect for brunch or for any mimosa breakfast to toast to the good times. Just add a splash of Grand Marnier to your favorite champagne and orange juice, and voila, your day is extra special! Now who’s ready to sip, celebrate, and make every day a special one with grand Marnier drinks.
Looking to mix things up? Dive into our collection of creative mimosa variations that elevate the classic brunch staple with fresh twists, we’ve got options for every occasion. Each one keeps the effervescent charm while adding unique flavors—perfect for New Year’s toasts, summer mornings, or cozy weekends. Check them out and find your new favorite!
What is Grand Marnier:
Grand Marnier is a premium French liqueur crafted from a blend of fine cognac and distilled bitter orange essence. With its rich, warm notes of vanilla, caramel, and zesty citrus, it adds luxurious depth and elegance to cocktails, desserts, and culinary creations.
Mimosa Recipe
Ingredients:
- Champagne
- Orange Juice
- Grand Marnier
How to make this Mimosa Recipe with Grand Marnier:
Instructions:
- Fill a flute glass or a juice glass half way with orange juice
- Add about 1 tablespoon of Grand Marner and fill with the champagne
- Always add the orange juice first and never stir, stirring will reduce the fizz
- There are numerous different ratios of champagne to orange juice but the 50/50 mix is a great place to start.
Bubbly champagne, bright orange juice, and that silky Grand Marnier finish make every glass feel like a celebration.
Mimosa Variations:
- Cranberry Grand Marnier Mimosa Swap half the orange juice for cranberry juice. Tart, festive, and perfect for holiday brunches or Valentine’s Day toasts.
- Pineapple Grand Marnier Bellini Twist Replace orange juice with chilled pineapple juice. Tropical, sunny, and ideal for summer mornings or beachy vibes.
- Pomegranate Grand Marnier Royale Use pomegranate juice instead of orange, top with champagne and a splash of Grand Marnier. Rich, jewel-toned, and stunning for New Year’s or anniversaries. Garnish with fresh pomegranate seeds and rosemary springs.
Pro tip: Always pour juice first, then Grand Marnier, then champagne—never stir to keep the bubbles alive!
A Pomegranate Grand Marnier Royale is a vibrant, jewel-toned twist on the mimosa, combining tart-sweet pomegranate juice with effervescent champagne and a luxurious splash of Grand Marnier. The result is a bold, elegant cocktail with rich berry flavors and warm orange-cognac depth—perfect for holidays, celebrations, or any moment that calls for something extra special. See the recipe above with other mimosa variations.
Your brunch will be extra special with any of these Grand Marnier Mimosas. They are easy to make and oh-so-delightful, and are a perfect drink for any festive breakfast or brunch.
There you have it—A Grand Marnier Mimosa, the ultimate sip of luxury in just 5 minutes! Whether it’s brunch, sunrise, or “just because,” this is your new go-to toast. Cheers to good times!
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🥣 Recipe
Equipment
Ingredients
- Champagne
- Orange Juice
- Grand Marnier
Instructions
- Fill a flute glass half way with orange juice
- Add about 1 tablespoon of Grand Marner and fill with the champagne
- Always add the orange juice first and never stir, stirring will reduce the fizz
- There are numerous different ratios of champagne to orange juice but the 50/50 mix is a great place to start.
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Mimosa on the beach in south Texas
New Years mimosa.
this is so goood!
This was perfect for our Mother’s day brunch!
Evelyn, I love Mimosas, and I love Grand Marnier, so I know I would love your Grand Marnier Mimosas! How have I never had one of these before?? 🙂 Thank you for a delicious and lovely idea! ♥
I love these, haven't had one in a very long time!!
Ok, so I'm easily amused this morning! 🙂 I'm totally down for celebrating Tuesday with one of these!! LOL