Raspberry Champagne Cocktail with Chambord

When you're making drinks for any holiday, you can never go wrong with a champagne cocktail. This raspberry champagne cocktail recipe with Chambord is so perfect for almost any holiday!

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Looking for a fun and festive champagne cocktail?

It’s so easy to make! 2 ingredients are all you need for this champagne drink!

It’s not as sweet as a mimosa. The Chambord adds the perfect bit of sweetness, but it isn't overly sweet.

It’s a perfect color for the holidays. I mean, look at that color! So perfect for the holiday season, and you can even make this for Valentine's Day!

What fruit can you put in a glass of Champagne?

The limit almost doesn't exist! Here's a list of my favorite fruits to add to a glass of champagne.

Berries. Sliced strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, or blueberries are all great additions.

Citrus. Orange slices, grapefruit slices, lime slices... citrus fruits are a great addition, too.

Apples. Especially during the fall season, making an apple cider mimosa with an apple garnish is delish!

What are the best juices to mix with champagne?

I would argue any fruit juice! Citrus juices like orange juice or grapefruit juice, cranberry juice, pomegranate juice, and apple juice, have fun with mixing different juices with champagne!

Ingredients for a raspberry champagne cocktail

Champagne. You can use whatever champagne you prefer. I normally don't spend more than $10/$15 on a bottle of champagne! Korbel is always a great, budget-friendly option.

Chambord. Chambord is a black raspberry liqueur, and I love having it stocked on my bar cart! It is so delicious and such a great addition to a lot of cocktails.

Is Chambord and raspberry liqueur the same?

Yes! That would be similar to asking if Smirnoff and vodka are the same. Chambord is a French black raspberry liqueur.

What's a replacement for Chambord?

If you're looking for an affordable Chambord replacement, I recommend Di Amore Raspberry or Dekuyper Razzmatazz.

How to make this raspberry champagne cocktail.

1. In a champagne flute, add ½ oz. of Chambord.
2. Top with champagne and garnish with a raspberry.
3. Cheers!

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• Strawberry Moscow Mule
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