Mimosa Drink Recipe

Comments on Mimosa

• Tayon

  Apr 25th, 2015
  Can you use any type of champagne, or is there a specific brand needed?
• Belle

  Aug 17th, 2013
  Hoping to make it our new family tradition starting this Christmas!
• Loise

  Jun 29th, 2012
  Yummmy I love them
• Mayra

  Apr 25th, 2012
  Awsome drink love it
• Bruce Tomlinson

  Feb 15th, 2012
  The Buck Fizz drink (2 parts OJ 1 part champagne) is named after London's Buck's Club where it was invented as an excuse to begin drinking early; it was first served in 1921 by a barman named McGarry. The Mimosa cocktail, invented four years later in Paris, also contains sparkling wine and orange juice, but in equal measures.
• ashley

  Nov 25th, 2011
  very good drink, im craving this right now
• Destiny

  Sep 18th, 2011
  LOVED IT
• Becky in Texas

  Aug 24th, 2011
  This is a great drink for bridal showers, especially brunch or luncheon types...very light and refreshing! Also great poolside on a hot summer afternoon! Nice to have a strawberry bobbing around in the glass, too!
• mimosa

  Jan 9th, 2011
  add chambord, its a berry liquer and it's great
• Angel

  Apr 6th, 2010
  yum tried it wen my mom made it at christmas
• ang

  Dec 28th, 2009
  Well~This is the first Christmas my family as drink Mimosa~!~ AND we really enjoyed it. So just maybe we can keep it going every Christmas. WE put fresh raspberrys in icetrays...and then added to the drink...WaS GREAT!
• Mike

  Dec 24th, 2009
  It's also known as a Buck Fizz in Europe.
• Holly

  Dec 23rd, 2009
  As long as I can remember, in other words, all my 37-year-life, my immediate family has held the tradition to have a glass of mimosa on Christmas Eve as we all gather. I'm curious about the history of this tradition, which is bound to be of European origin. Does anyone know the facts? Do tell! Please email them to me at digitalhearing@embarqmail.com. :D
• Angels

  Dec 8th, 2009
  Amazingly mind orgasmic
• dana

  May 15th, 2009
  Fantastic