Apple cider and Champagne are a beautiful marriage

While Champagne pairs wonderfully with the zesty citrus notes of orange juice, it also complements the sweet, subtly spiced flavor of apple cider. Unlike many juices, apple cider usually contains no added sugars, so its sweetness is derived solely from the natural sugars found in apples. It mixes beautifully with any type of Champagne (though some bubbly selections are considered top choices by mimosa enthusiasts) and counteracts the dryness of certain sparkling wines, creating a drink that evokes the sensation of wandering through an apple orchard on a crisp fall day. Not only do these two flavors harmonize perfectly, but their combination also invites a range of festive variations.
To truly embrace the essence of fall, consider adding a dash or two of seasonal spices like cinnamon or nutmeg. You might even use a whole cinnamon stick as a playful garnish or rim your Champagne flute with cinnamon sugar. For an added boozy twist, a splash of bourbon will warm you from the inside out. Regardless of how you decide to savor an apple cider mimosa, it’s a delightful and festive beverage that’s sure to evoke the cozy spirit of autumn and be a favorite among your brunch companions.
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