Sorbet and Champagne Cocktail
Need a drink that is festive and easy? Try a sorbet and champagne cocktail. Color match to your occasion or just pick your favorite flavor!
Don’t you love foods that can do double duty? This recipe was inspired by the sorbet I bought for my daughter when she had her wisdom teeth out back in December of 2015.
Yes after the 43rd trip up the stairs carrying fresh ice packs, pureed soup or more sorbet, Mom wanted sorbet. And something a little stronger. Which led to a new drink for New Year’s Eve!
This year, the holiday season has been even more stressful. So I decided to update and re-post!
What Makes This a Winner
There’s so much I like about this sorbet and champagne cocktail. It’s:
Super Easy. I’ve seem some lovely Champagne cocktails. Cook fresh fruit into a puree, strain, add cream, mix with Champagne. But with a quality sorbet you get pretty much the same thing (other than local) but it takes, um, no work.
The taste is wonderful. I can only describe this as bright, fresh and sparkling. Is there a better feeling when you’re celebrating the New Year? Or another festive occasion!
Versatile. Go pink for Valentine’s Day. For a baby shower, Mom can have hers with flavored fizzy water and you can use pink and blue sorbets. Or go wild and pick your favorite flavor whether it matches your theme or not!
Budget Option. With the flavor boost from the sorbet, you can go with a less expensive champagne or Prosecco!
Step by Step Directions
The hardest part of making this drink, is opening the champagne bottle!
Then you scoop some sorbet into a champagne glass
And perhaps garnish with an orange slice or a cranberry.
Happy New Year!
Yes, a Sorbet and Champagne Cocktail is perfect way serve up a toast that’s just a little more special. For New Year’s or you are celebrating!
And for now… Happy New Year to all!
Prepping for New Years Parties
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Sorbet and Champagne Cocktail
Ingredients
- 1 bottle Champagne or Prosecco
- 6 tablespoons sorbet raspberry or your favorite flavor
- garnish with berries orange slices
Instructions
- Drop about a tablespoon of sorbet into a champagne glass
- Very slowly top with champagne. Be careful since it will bubble up a lot.
- Garnish as desired and serve immediately.
Nutrition
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This is amazing! Never thought to pair sorbet with champagne. Delicious!
It’s such a simple way to add elegance!
This is such a fun and delicious way to ring in the New Year! Or celebrate any holiday. Change up the sorbet for different colors and you can celebrate many holidays!
Exactly! Wouldn’t it be fun for a gender reveal!!
Looks beautiful!! What nice idea try with raspberry ice cream!
Happy New year
Thanks Gloria!
This looks wonderful! Champagne is my favorite drink!
Yes–totally fun!
What a nice way to ring in the New Year. Wishing you all the best in the New Year.
Same to you Karen. Hoping travel opens up more…
What a beautiful drink and glass! This sounds like such a nice treat! It’s going to be perfect for New Year’s Eve!!
We got sleepy before we made it this year–oops! Perhaps for Valentine’s Day!
Yum! And that wrap thing around the champagne glass is so festive and adorable!
I love holiday decorations 🙂 !
Such a pretty drink and beautiful presentation
Thanks Lisa!
this is like an elegant version of my grandma’s favorite punch recipe. you know the one, right, with ginger ale and sherbet, popular at showers and parties and such? this is much more my style. 🙂
You know I never thought of the resemblance to punch–and I still have my grandmother’s punch bowl! But I am with you on going with this version!
Here’a a toast to all those flights up and down, Inger, lol…A Sorbet and Champagne Cocktail sounds just wonderful! Which reminds me, I better get some Champagne, quick!!!
Thanks for sharing, Inger…Wishing You and Yours a Happy, Healthy and Safe New Year. I can’t wait to see what 2016 brings:)
Hope you got your champagne Louise! Glad to “see you around” again! Best wishes for a great 2016!
This would definetly be my way to welcome in the New Year! Your photos are gorgeous, Inger! Wishing you and yours a very Happy and Healthy 2016! Cheers!
Isn’t that one of the nice things about blogging Kathy–have it once to do the post, then again on New Year’s Eve! Wishing you a great 2016 as well!
This is the perfect “adult” root beer float! Happy New Year, Inger! Hope the patient does well!
She is recovering nicely–thanks David! We split the sorbet–half for her, half for the champagne drinkers!