33 Elegant Prosecco Cocktails For Your Garden Party

At home, at the pool, or on the beach, having a prosecco cocktail is not only the latest trend, it is the best way to enjoy the hot summer evenings also. Elegant prosecco cocktails will make your guests impressed, and flattered.

These pleasant cocktails offer incredible flavors and the slightly dizzying head feeling is following the rhythm of the summer. Be enchanted by the rich flavors of the total hit this summer and make any of these elegant prosecco cocktails.

Give additional fruit notes, or add some fresh herbs to get the best refreshing, tasty, and dizzying effect to your perfect cocktail.

Peach nectar, fresh orange juice, or melting strawberry sorbet is a great way to garnish your elegant cocktails for your next gorgeous party.

Ladies, get the cocktail glasses ready and be ready to sparkle like never before thanks to the sparkling magic of the prosecco cocktails.

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33 Elegant Prosecco Cocktails

Prosecco is a popular drink for toasts and informal occasions.

It has a light, crisp, and slightly sweet flavor that makes it the perfect base for various types of cocktails that can bring a touch of sophistication to any event.

This post will look at simple, realistic ways of making prosecco cocktails; and how to pair them with seasonal fruits and glassware to enhance your serving.

How to Serve Prosecco Cocktails

Choose Right Prosecco

To do anything with prosecco cocktails, first things first -choose the right bottle.

There are different styles of prosecco ranging from dry (Brut) to slightly sweet (Demi-Sec).

When making most cocktails its better to use Brut Prosecco because it has a clean profile which is suitable for other ingredients in the cocktail.

The Perfect Pour

The secret behind an excellent prosecco cocktail lies in the pour done.

Always pour gently down the side of your glass rather than straight into the bottom if you want bubbles.

(which are so important when drinking prosecco)This helps keep effervescence as well as prevent your drink from getting flat really quick.

1. Rosemary Clementine Prosecco Cocktail

Recipe here

2. Sparkling Citrus, Lillet & Prosecco Punch

Recipe here

3. Pear + Thyme Fizz

Recipe here

4. Sangria Verde

Recipe here

5. Prosecco Margarita

Recipe here

6. Gin & Fizz Prosecco Cocktail

Recipe here

7. Peach Sorbet And Prosecco

Recipe here

8. Sage Ginger Prosecco Cocktail

Recipe here

9. French 75

Recipe here

10. Blueberry Mojito Royale

Recipe here

11. Pomegranate Rosemary Spritzer

Recipe here

12. Raspberry, Limoncello, and Prosecco Cooler Cocktail

Recipe here

13. Lemon, Ginger & Prosecco Cocktail

Recipe here

14. Lemon Berry Prosecco Sangria

Recipe here

15. Lemonade Prosecco Punch

Recipe here

16. Lavender Lemonade Prosecco Cocktail

Recipe here

17. Lemon Raspberry Sorbet

Recipe here

18. Red Currant Champagne Recipe

Recipe here

19. The Love Potion Cocktail

Recipe here

20. Strawberry & Rose Sorbet Champagne Cocktail

Recipe here

21. Apricot Coconut Prosecco Punch

Recipe here

22. Prosecco Sorbet Cocktails

Recipe here

23. Grapefruit Rosemary Sparkler

Recipe here

24. Cotton Candy Champagne Cocktail

Recipe here

25. Grapefruit Mimosas

Recipe here

26. Melon, Mint & Prosecco Cocktail

Recipe here

27. Rosé Valentine’s Day Cocktail

Recipe here

Stylish Garnishing

Stylish accents can turn a plain Prosecco cocktail into a work of art.

Fresh Herbs- Mint, basil, or rosemary sprigs add fragrance.
Citrus Twists – lemon, lime, or orange zest can be used to improve aroma and also make visual appearance more appealing.
Edible Flowers – such as violets or pansies would provide delicate colorful accessories.

Fruit Pairings by Season

When paired with seasonal fruits, it is clear that proof of versatility lies in its use in cocktails.

The following are fruit varieties from each season you can apply in making cool, sophisticated concoctions:

Spring

Strawberries: They add a sweetness and vibrant color that balances well with the crispness of Prosecco. You can muddle some strawberries in your glass before pouring prosecco or use them as garnish.

Rhubarb: Rhubarb, which is tart, can be employed as a contrasting element. For a special effect, rhubarb syrup may be added.

Kiwi: This exotic fruit will offer tropical notes to the mix. A kiwi slice on the rim of the glass looks impressive.

Summer

Peaches: They are perfect for Bellini-like beverages. Puree ripe peaches, add in a spoonful into your glass, and top it with prosecco.

Watermelon: Its refreshing and rehydrating juice when blended and sieved makes an ideal accompaniment for Prosecco.

Blueberries: In every glass you pour drop fresh blueberries; their rich flavor also brightens up your drink’s appearance.

Autumn

Apples: Apple cider or freshly pressed apple juice makes nice cozy seasonal cocktails.

Pears: Try either slices or pureed pears for understated sweetness and a good look.

Cranberries: Cranberry juice or several whole cranberries will give that zingy taste required in festive-mood beverages.

Winter

Pomegranates: Pomegranate seeds or juice make it look expensive while adding that sweet sour taste that we all love about it.

Clementines – The tangy sweet juice from clementines is ideal for winter cocktails. Garnish using segments or zest out of these fruits.

Grapefruit: Use grapefruit juice if you need to create a bittersweet mixture in order to balance Prosecco’s sweetness side by side with this ingredient.

Choosing the Right Glass for Your Prosecco Cocktails

The glass you use can make a big difference in how much you enjoy your drink and how presentable it looks when serving Prosecco cocktails.

Here are some top picks:

Champagne Flutes- When it comes to bubbly, there’s nothing quite like Champagne flutes. These tall, narrow glasses trap bubbles and concentrate aromas for those simple Prosecco cocktails.

Coupe Glasses- They are shallow with wide bowls hence coupe glasses can be another choice of flutes. This is because such cocktails contain fruit purees as well as extra garnishes that need to be generously presented.

Wine Glasses- Using wine glasses instead of these will create a more relaxed or rustic atmosphere. These offer room for mixing ingredients and are good when non-alcoholic mixers make up most of the cocktail.

Highball Glasses- Highball glasses are best used for long drinks made with Prosecco over ice. This kind of glass has a tall cylindrical shape which is ideal for adding lots of ice and other mixers into it, making it a great summer thirst quencher.

Practical Ideas on How to Make Prosecco Cocktails

Mimosa Variations

A classic mimosa made with orange juice and prosecco is always served at brunch.

However, you could try different juices like blood orange, mango, or passionfruit that will elevate it even further.

For an authentic effect serve in champagne flutes.

Prosecco Sangria

Add variety by serving up a fruity twist on ordinary sangria with this delicious drink that combines prosecco, your favorite fruits, some fruit juice, and just a little liqueur or two!

You can present this in an oversized wineglass which allows the colors of the fruits to shine through.

Sparkling Punch

Make your own sparkling punch using Prosecco, fruit juice, soda water, and fresh fruit.

It’s great for parties and can be served in a punch bowl with a ladle or poured into individual highball glasses.

Prosecco Spritz

Prosecco spritz is a refreshing cocktail that is typically prepared using prosecco, soda water, and some bitter liqueur like Aperol or Campari.

Plenty of ice will keep this mixture cool while you enjoy it from your large wine glass with some orange slices on top.

Summary

Prosecco cocktails are an elegant way to add something special to any occasion.

By selecting the right Prosecco, adding seasonal fruit, and serving in the correct glasses your guests can have a memorable and sophisticated drinking experience.

With this simple guide, brunches, parties, or even intimate gatherings will never run out of ideas on making effective Prosecco cocktails.

Reach for that bottle of Prosecco, try out these hints, and toast to less effort and more style!