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Show me some cocktails with Prosecco and cinnamon syrup.

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I found a cocktail with prosecco and cinnamon syrup that you might enjoy. It’s called "The Harvest Sparkle." If you're interested, I can give you more details about this cocktail.

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You asked: Cocktail recipes with Prosecco and cinnamon syrup. We found 9 cocktails answering the question.

Pimped Up Prosecco

This fruity Prosecco-based cocktail makes a great zingy alternative to Buck’s Fizz on the morning of Christmas Day!

Orange (1), Lime (Half ), Pomegranate Juice (Dash), Elderflower Cordial (Dash), Champagne / prosecco (Top up), Passion fruit (Half ), Grapefruit (Quarter )

7 ingredients

4.7 / 5

Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco

Simple to make, fresh tangy ingredients, combined to make a delicious cocktail.

Mint Leaves (6), Lemon liqueur (240ml), Raspberry (1 cup/120g), Champagne / prosecco (720ml)

4 ingredients

4.6 / 5

Rose Prosecco

The Rose Prosecco cocktail is an elegant and aromatic beverage that combines the crisp effervescence of Champagne with the delicate...

Rose Syrup (Dash), Champagne / prosecco (150ml)

2 ingredients

4.44 / 5

Limoncello Sparkle

The Limoncello Sparkle cocktail is a refreshing and citrusy drink that is perfect for any occasion. This cocktail incorporates the...

Cointreau (15ml), Lemon liqueur (30ml), Champagne / prosecco (Top up)

3 ingredients

4.39 / 5

Aperol Spritz

The Aperol Spritz is a classic Italian cocktail that has gained widespread popularity in recent years. Hailing from Venice, Italy,...

Soda water (Dash), Champagne / prosecco (60ml), Aperol (45ml)

Classic

3 ingredients

4.37 / 5

Spritz Veneziano

Spritz Veneziano is a classic Italian cocktail that originated in Venice, Italy in the 19th century. It is a refreshing...

Soda water (Splash), Champagne / prosecco (60ml), Aperol (40ml)

3 ingredients

4.2 / 5

Siren's Call

This recipe was created during the EBS Amsterdam Mixology course. In a team we had to create our own syrup...

Dark rum (40ml), Angostura Bitters (Dash), Rosemary (Sprig ), Cinnamon syrup (Stick), Overproof rum (20ml), Pear Juice (10ml), Sugar Syrup (10ml)

7 ingredients

3.72 / 5

Cough Syrup

This drink certainly gets rid of your cough! One to have on cold winter nights!

Sambuca (60ml), Orange juice (30ml)

2 ingredients

3.58 / 5

The Harvest Sparkle

A little bit of preparation in making the cider honey syrup goes a long way in this delicious winter spiced...

Honey (120ml), Orange juice (240ml), Ginger (Quarter cup/40g), Cinnamon (Quarter cup/40g), Champagne / prosecco (Top up), Bourbon (30ml), Cloves (Tablespoon)

7 ingredients

3.53 / 5

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What is the best way to mix Prosecco in cocktails?

When mixing Prosecco in cocktails, it is best to add it last to preserve its bubbles. Pour gently to avoid frothing and losing carbonation.

What other ingredients pair well with cinnamon syrup in cocktails?

Cinnamon syrup pairs well with a variety of ingredients, including citrus fruits, apples, bourbon, rum, and vanilla flavoring. It adds a warm, spiced note to drinks.

Can cinnamon syrup be made at home?

Yes, cinnamon syrup can be easily made at home by simmering equal parts sugar and water with cinnamon sticks until the desired flavor is reached, then straining.

Is Prosecco gluten-free?

Yes, Prosecco is generally considered gluten-free because it is made from grapes and does not contain gluten. However, always check for any additives if you have a severe gluten allergy.

How should Prosecco be stored after opening?

After opening, Prosecco should be stored in the refrigerator with a sparkling wine stopper to maintain its bubbles. It should be consumed within 1-3 days for best flavor.