My Apple Cider Mimosa is cool, crisp and perfect for sipping all fall long! A mixture of sweet & bubbly, this simple drink recipe deserves a place at your Thanksgiving table. This mimosa recipe is my all time favorite, but you could also call it an Apple Cider Cocktail for the guys in your life.
Apple Cider Mimosa
It seems like fall weather can't make up it's mind. One day it's super warm, the next day it's chilly. So crisp, cool Apple Cider Mimosas seem like the perfect drink!
Mimosas are the perfect, simple drink. They feel festive but without a fuss. And it helps that there's an orchard just down the road where I can grab a jug of fresh pressed cider, all autumn long.
When our fall harvest work grinds to a half, as farm work sometimes does, my Apple Cider Mimosa seems to work magic to soothe nerves and take the edge off.
Yum!
How to Make an Apple Cider Cocktail
This mimosa recipe is super easy to make and tastes like autumn in a glass. (yes, that's a thing). All it takes to make this fall cocktail is apple cider, prosecco and a cinnamon sugar rim.
If you're wondering what Prosecco is, you can get a full definition here of Champagne vs Prosecco. But basically, Prosecco is a less expensive option, and since we're cutting it in the mimosa recipe anyway, I say save your dollars for a splurge.
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Apple Cider Mimosas - One of my favorite cocktails and perfect for this time of year, including serving it as a Thanksgiving cocktail!
It couldn't be any easier - share with a friend and grab a cozy seat; if you have a bar made from a dresser, even better! Pour, drink, and repeat!
If you love a good apple, you'll also love my Apple Slab Pie recipe and Apple Pie Baked Oatmeal, too!
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Recipe
Apple Cider Mimosa (Apple Cider Cocktail)
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Ingredients
For the Mimosa
- 1 bottle Prosecco
- 1 quart apple cider not apple juice
Instructions
- Prepare the rimmer by combining sugar and cinnamon on a small plate.
- Lightly wet the rim of a champagne flute, then dip into the cinnamon sugar.
- Fill have the flute with apple cider, then top with prosecco. Garnish with a thin apple slice, if desired.
Notes
Nutrition
This Farm Girl Cooks is not a dietician or nutritionist, and any nutritional information shared is an estimate. Calories and other nutritional values vary depending on which brands were used.
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Julia says
This sounds so delicious and refreshing!
Deanne Frieders says
I wait all season for this! Perfect for porch and patio sipping!