Champagne Cocktail Recipe
What better way to toast the day than with a champagne cocktail?
Champagne Cocktail Recipe Tips
Since most of the ingredients that are mixed with champagnes in a cocktail are sweet, choose a dry champagne—at least a Brut.
In addition, serving a champagne cocktail is not an excuse for buying the cheapest champagne that you can find. Using a cheap champagne will result in a less-than-perfect champagne cocktail. On the other hand, don’t buy an extremely expensive champagne. Expensive champagne should be savored in and of itself without interference. Buy a middle-of-the-road champagne for the best results.
Always chill your champagne flutes or glassware in advance so that when you pour, the glass is very cold.
Recipes for Champagne Cocktails
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Making cocktails at home is a great way to show off your bartending skills when entertaining. Just invest in a good bartending guide, stock your home bar with quality tools and accessories and be willing to experiment.
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