Champagne Cocktail Recipes

Highlight your signature cocktail or Champagne in a new way.

Sip on these bubbly concoctions as you count down to the new year.

Try making this easy version of an Aperol Spritz for Halloween. The secret ingredient is Aperol, a bittersweet orange Italian liqueur with a bright orange hue, mixed with sparkling wine.

Semifreddo means "half cold" in Italian. Here it refers to the slushy mixture that brings texture and flavor to this classic Champagne cocktail.

A twist on the kir royale, this sparkling cocktail calls for homemade cranberry sauce instead of the traditional creme de cassis.

Try this simple champagne cocktail for a delicious drink perfect for special occasions. Also try:Cranberry Sparkler

Toasting to happy endings and new beginnings is what New Year's Eve gatherings are all about. This drink-meets-dessert idea captures that sentiment, and to say it's a cinch is an understatement. Simply pour dry sparkling white wine into glasses filled with a scoop of fruity sorbet. As it melts, it will make your glass, your night, and possibly your whole next year just a little sweeter.

This recipe comes from Allen Katz, host of The Cocktail Hour on Martha Stewart Living Radio.

Usher in spring with a sparkling cocktail infused with the tart taste of rhubarb from Jean Georges bartender Peter Okkerse.

Serve this refreshing cocktail (pictured, center) from Joe Campanale at your next outdoor gathering. Also Try:Santo Germain, Sgroppino

Enjoy a bubbly blend of grapefruit juice,Campari, and Champagnewith our Watermelon Skewers.

Our bubbly update on the classic Champagne cocktail features a piece of candied ginger rather than a bitters-saturated sugar cube.

This elegant Prosecco cocktail (pictured, left) from Joe Campanale is perfect for warm-weather entertaining. Also Try:Blame It on the Aperol, Sgroppino

As easy as pouring a bubbly bit of prosecco over scoops of your favorite sorbet, this festive drink is a breeze to put together.

This is a great cocktail for any celebration throughout the year.

Champagne becomes even more festive when served in a flute crowned with citrus-laced sugar.

France's famous kir royale (black-currant liqueur and Champagne) meets the Manhattan, a classic cocktail of whiskey, vermouth, and bitters. Serve with Rosemary-Caramel Popcorn.

This special rendition of the classic brunch cocktail is perfect for New Year's Day.

Need a new mimosa recipe? To highlight the versatility of sparkling wine (and to give your girls something cheers-worthy), we paired prosecco, cava, or sparkling rosé with unique mixers and gorgeous garnishes.

Glasses of sparkling wine taste peachy with a frozen fruit puree and elderflower liqueur.

This sparkling drink is a perfect alternative to those overly-sweet cocktails usually found at holiday parties.