With just a few ingredients, and some slight prep time, you can have these ready for a celebration or your next brunch! Try a Buck’s Fizz, too! Basically it’s more champagne than juice, not equal parts champagne and orange juice.
If you are hosting brunch this weekend, having a baby shower, or for a special occasion, be sure to add some mimosas to your table. And really any perfect brunch cocktail is something with dry sparkling wine and simple ingredients. In the case of this White Grapefruit Mimosa, we love the tart pucker of grapefruit combined with the bubbly dry wine. Mimosas are a beloved Sunday brunch beverage and variations of the classic are plenty: strawberry mimosa, lilac mimosa, cranberry mimosa, pomegranate mimosas or pineapple mimosa, just to name a few. We also think these are perfect for Valentine’s Day, bridal shower or special occasion, because they are extra! So, in the case of this mimosa recipe, we used our frozen juice ice cube idea (from our Easter Mimosas) and make some white grapefruit juice ice cubes in the shape of roses, added some fruit, some gold edible glitter and made some fun brunch worthy mimosas.
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Why grapefruit? You know we like to switch up cocktails and make things new and fun, plus we love mimosas. This post contains affiliate links for products that we think you as readers might find useful, and we make commission off of these! For more details about our affiliates, click our Disclosure and Contacts Page. Let’s talk about brunch cocktails! I don’t know about you, but easy champagne cocktails for brunch, especially for a group, are the way to go! Easy to entertain with and make, these White Grapefruit Mimosas are simple and oh, so delicious! However, I also really love it during the rest of the year because there is something about the frothiness that makes me feel warm and cozy.A twist on a classic mimosa cocktail, this Grapefruit Mimosa with champagne and grapefruit juice are a perfect match! Make this great festive grapefruit mimosa for your next party or brunch! I find it super refreshing during the warmer months, of course. This grapefruit Paloma cocktail is perfect year round. Garnish with a fresh grapefruit wedge and enjoy right away. Pour 3-4 ounces of sparkling water (depending on how strong you want the drink.) Keep shaking for about 30 seconds.Īdd 2 large handfuls of ice cubes and shake again for another 30 seconds. Give it a vigorous shake, shake, shake to make it nice and frothy. If you do make this Paloma with a substitution, be sure to let me know in the comments because I'd love to hear about what worked (and what didn't!)Īdd grapefruit juice, lime juice, tequila, simple syrup, and an egg white to a cocktail shaker. I do not recommend making any substitutions, as I have not tested it any other way. Coarse sea salt: *optional* You can rim the glass with fresh lime juice coated in coarse sea salt if you'd like, too!.Sparkling water: A plain, sparkling water is necessary for topping off the drink, as it also reignites more froth from the egg whites.Simple syrup: An alternative would be using agave syrup.Egg white: This is what creates the froth in the beverage.Otherwise, the tequila flavor can be very over-powering. Tequila: I love using Blanco (aka silver tequila) in cocktails like these.The preserved ones have a funny aftertaste and will amount to a yucky-tasting drink. Lime juice: Always use fresh citrus juice in all cocktail recipes.Grapefruit juice: It tastes way, way different than anything from a can or preserved in a bottle.You will only need a handful of ingredients to make this frothy grapefruit Paloma. However, Margaritas are slightly sweeter with the addition of orange liquor.Ī Paloma has a natural sweetness only coming from the fresh grapefruit juice coupled with the simple syrup or agave. The drinks are similar as they are both a bit tart, and tequila is the main alcohol used in each drink. What is the difference between a margarita and a Paloma? If you are looking for another fantastic Paloma recipe, you've got to try myįrozen Palomas with watermelon! They are life changing, for sure. They could be my favorite tequila-based cocktail, and I am confident they will become yours, too if you have not yet tried one!
Palomas are a staple at our house, and if we ever want to impress company, we are whipping them up left and right. Perfect for happy hour or anytime you want a pick me up. This drink is made with fresh grapefruit juice, egg whites to create the frothiness, and topped off with sparkling water. Let's make a frothy grapefruit Paloma: a fun twist on a classic cocktail.
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