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One sip of this smooth Breakfast Mimosa, and you'll find reasons to host brunch every weekend! Tequila is one of the secret ingredients that sets this mimosa apart from the rest.
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This one is for all of the breakfast and tequila lovers out there! Yes, those 2 things can go together when you serve this Breakfast Mimosa at your next brunch.
That's right, we just made it socially acceptable to drink tequila in the morning. You can thank us later.
Tequila gets a bad rap from people who may have overindulged and can no longer tolerate it. But sipping on good tequila is one thing we appreciate. And while we love a good golden margarita, there are so many other good tequila drinks out there.
This Breakfast Mimosa is the perfect co*cktail to make you fall in love with tequila again.
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Ingredients
The list is short and sweet, so use the highest quality ingredients.
- Tequila
- Grapefruit Juice-fresh is best
- Sparkling Wine
- Simple Syrup - it's easy to make your own at home!
This simple combination of ingredients makes a truly memorable drink to add to your brunch menu.
Instructions
Mimosas are a great make ahead drink.
- Simply mix the tequila, grapefruit juice and simple syrup in a pitcher.
- Stir and refrigerate until ready to serve or keep it on ice on the buffet table.
- Pour the desired amount of the tequila/juice combination in a champagne flute and
- Top with chilled sparkling wine.
- Add a fun garnish (fresh herbs or fruit are great options.
- Serve
Pro Tip: If you're looking to lower the alcohol content swap in club soda for the sparkling wine.
FAQs
Can I substitute another kind of fruit juice?
You sure can! It will give it a slightly different flavor but will still be delicious! You can swap in orange juice, tangerine juice or even cranberry juice.
You may need to adjust the amount of simple syrup or eliminate it all together depending on how sweet the juice is that you use.
Does it matter what kind of sparkling wine I use?
Yes and no. I know it’s tempting to cheap out on the sparkling wine since it’s being mixed with fruit juice, but don’t do that.
Use something you would drink on its own. It makes a difference.
Do I need to use champagne flutes?
The style of glass makes a difference when you are drinking sparkling wine because the bubbles last longer.The more they are exposed to air, the faster they go away.
Don't worry, your glasses don't need to match! We love to mix in different styles of flutes for a fun look.
Serving Suggestions
Brunch is the easiest meal to host, especially when you can make so much of it ahead of time.
- This Overnight Breakfast Casserole is always a crowd pleaser!
- Jazz up your fruit with this lime mint syrup.
- Everyone loves a good Blueberry Lemon muffin .
Favorite Tequila co*cktails!
You can never have too many ways to drink tequila.
- Who says you can't improve a classic co*cktail? This Tequila Old Fashioned is proof positive you can!
- We swapped the vodka for tequila in this easy Pomegranate Martini
- A Tequila Mojito gives new life to a traditional mojito.
- Once you try these Raspberry Paloma co*cktails, you will fall in love with the spicy/sweet combo!
- You can never go wrong with a classic Tequila Sunrise.
Check out all of our co*cktail recipes.
Recipe
Tequila Breakfast Mimosa
Garnish With Lemon
If you weren't planning on hosting brunch, theseTequila Breakfast Mimosaswill give you a reason to plan one now. You can never go wrong with bubbles and tequila.
4.76 from 25 votes
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Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Total Time 5 minutes mins
Course Tequila
Cuisine American
Servings 1 serving
Calories 198 kcal
Ingredients
- 1 ounce tequila
- ¾ ounce simple syrup
- 2 ounces grapefruit juice
- 3 ounces dry white sparkling wine
Instructions
Pour tequila, simple syrup and grapefruit juice in champagne glass and stir gently to combine.
Add chilled sparkling wine and serve immediately.
Nutrition
Serving: 7ouncesCalories: 198kcalCarbohydrates: 18gSodium: 6mgSugar: 11g
Nutrition info not guaranteed to be accurate.
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Hosting brunch is easy when this flavorful Breakfast Mimosa made with fresh grapefruit juice, tequila and Prosecco is on the menu.
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Deanie Laborde saysI have been making mimosas with the following
1 bottle of champagne
2 cups fresh as I can get orange juice
1 ice cube tray of frozen orange juice
3/4 cup of Patrons orange flavored tequila
I small jar of maraschino cherriesI have a large antique pitcher for mixing and small brandy glasses, champagne flutes,and wine glasses. They love it.
Mix the orange juice, put in the ice cubes and half the juice from the cherries and the tequila. Stir until chilled.
Right before serving pour in the champagne and do not stir so to
keep in the bubbles.Put the cherries out for individual garnish.
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- Lisa says
Hi Deanie! Those sound delicious! Thanks for sharing!
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