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Got a friend called Charlie around; she likes Prosecco. What are some easy-to-make Prosecco cocktails?

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I have found a few prosecco cocktails that are easy to make and perfect for your friend Charlie. These cocktails include a range of flavors and are sure to be a hit. Let me know if you'd like more details on any of them.

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You asked: What are some easy-to-make Prosecco cocktails?. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

Flirtini

The original Sex and the City Flirtini, as featured in an episode that involved chickens on a rooftop and a...

Pineapple Juice (30ml), Vodka (30ml), Champagne / prosecco (120ml)

3 ingredients

4.9 / 5

Mimosa

The mimosa recipe is believed to have been invented at the Hôtel Ritz Paris by Frank Meier around 1925.

Orange juice (75ml), Champagne / prosecco (75ml)

Classic

2 ingredients

4.84 / 5

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

Bellini

Invented at Harry's Bar in Venice during the 1930's, this cocktail was originally made using sparkling Italian white wine, and...

Champagne / prosecco (100ml), Peach Juice (50ml)

Classic

2 ingredients

4.57 / 5

Spritz Al Bitter

Spritz Al Bitter is a light and refreshing cocktail that originated in Italy. Its name comes from the main ingredient,...

Soda water (20ml), Champagne / prosecco (60ml), Campari (40ml)

3 ingredients

4.57 / 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

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What is Prosecco?

Prosecco is an Italian white sparkling wine made from Glera grapes. It is known for its light, fruity, and floral flavors.

How should Prosecco be served?

Prosecco is best served chilled, around 6-8°C (42-46°F). It is typically enjoyed in a flute glass to preserve its bubbles and aroma.

Can Prosecco be used in cooking?

Yes, Prosecco can be used in cooking to add a light and fruity flavor to dishes. It works well in risottos, seafood dishes, and desserts.

What are some common mixers for Prosecco?

Common mixers for Prosecco include fruit juices like orange, cranberry, and peach, as well as liqueurs like Aperol, Elderflower, and Chambord.

How long does an opened bottle of Prosecco last?

An opened bottle of Prosecco can last up to 3 days if properly resealed and stored in the refrigerator. Special sparkling wine stoppers can help maintain its carbonation.