So today we are sharing five champagne cocktail recipes to help you shake up some sparkles as we head into the new year. Because, let’s be real, there’s always something to celebrate.

This two-ingredient cocktail couldn’t possibly be easier to make. Yet combining Champagne with the golden spice creates a drink that is sensual, unique and totally unforgettable. We first shared ...

Have you ever seen a more photogenic cocktail? Fresh fruit (like navel oranges and strawberries) and mint leaves tend to have that effect. The bubbles are courtesy of Champagne and Italian blood ...

This poinsettia champagne cocktail is a beautiful and festive drink that’s perfect for your holiday parties. Its bright red color and sweet cranberry orange flavor will get everyone in the mood ...

And, because this year’s New Year’s Eve toast will have more spiritual, even existential, weight to it, we suggest dressing up that bubbly into a more substantial cocktail: the Champagne Cocktail.

Check out every entry in the series to date. At first glance, the classic champagne cocktail appears to be a simple thing–so simple, in fact, that it’s questionable whether it would even ...

We love the elegant simplicity of champagne on its own ... bubbly with a few thoughtful ingredients—and nothing gives a cocktail an extra bit of flare like a glug of sparkling wine.

Top with champagne and garnish with a fresh mint bouquet. A rosemary sparkler cocktail from Brunch and the Beach. Brunch and the Beach/Lindsay Castner Brunch and the Beach blogger Lindsay Castner ...

Top with Champagne, and garnish with lemon twist. Serve immediately. The Champagne Cocktail is a classic, sparkling wine drink made with bitters, sugar, and Champagne. It has a balanced ...