The perfect virgin drink for those who love to brunch!

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Do you love a big glass of orange juice in the morning? Why not take that classic morning drink and make it a little more fun. Our virgin mimosa mocktail is exactly what you need to inspire you to get out of bed each day.

Mimosa’s are named after the yellowish orange flower that is native to South America. However, the classic mimosa cocktail is said to have origins in London. The bubbly drink was first poured in 1921 and has been a favorite brunch beverage ever since.

Of course, our delicious mimosa is non-alcoholic and way more flavorful than those boring, classic cocktails! No champagne or sparkling wine in our glasses!

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How to Make a Virgin Mimosa Mocktail

Making a virgin mimosa is as easy as pouring and mixing. Freshly squeezed orange juice works best and will give your drink the most flavor. Mix that OJ with some lemonade and top the pitcher with some sprite.

Lemon-lime flavored sparkling water works too- you just want to get those tasty bubbles in! You can even use ginger ale with fresh lemon and lime juice mixed in.

We garnish our mimosas with a sugared rim to make them even sweeter. It also makes the drink picture perfect and worthy of a fancy breakfast.

So skip the basic orange juice and add a little fizz to your morning with this tasty non alcoholic mimosa. It will make your day perfect, we promise!

Non alcoholic Mimosa Mocktail

4 from 6 votes

Recipe by Mocktail.net

Servings

servings

Prep time

minutes

The perfect mocktail for those who love to brunch!

Ingredients

8 cups orange juice
2 cups lemonade
1 cup sprite
1 orange, sliced
Granulated sugar

Directions

Pour the orange juice and lemonade into a large pitcher and stir.
Add the sprite and mix twice, you do not want to lose all the bubbles by over stirring.
Pour the sugar onto a small plate.
Run an orange slice around the rim of a glass then dip the glass into the sugar, covering the sugar completely in the sugar.
Slowly pour the virgin mimosa into the glass then enjoy!

Tips and Tricks

• Mix the orange juice and lemonade together in the pitcher ahead of time and store in the fridge. When you are ready to enjoy the mimosa, pour the chilled juice into the glasses and top with the sprite in the glass.
• Use limeade or pineapple juice in place of the lemonade for a new twist on the drink.
Tools:
• Measuring Cup
• Pitcher
• Large spoon
• Small plate

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Here are the answers to a few of your top questions about non alcoholic mimosa. If you still have questions, feel free to shoot us a message and we will respond ASAP!

What is a non-alcoholic substitute for champagne? What can I substitute for champagne in a mimosa?
Our non alcoholic mimosa recipe skips the champagne and uses sprite and lemonade instead. Sprite has a tasty, lemon lime flavor that is perfect for a virgin mimosa. You can also use white sparkling grape juice, lemon lime seltzer. You want the drink to be bubbly so carbonated replacements for champagne work best!

What does Mimosa taste like?
Mimosas are a bright, fruity drink. The main ingredient is orange juice so the orange flavor stands out the most. Lemon and lime are also prominent flavors in a mimosa.

Are mimosas a girl drink?
Mimosas are not a girl drink. They are more like a morning drink or a brunch drink since they are made with orange juice, a classic morning beverage. Anyone can enjoy a big, tasty mimosa, no matter what his or her gender!

Why is it called mimosa?
A mimosa is a type of plant that has beautiful, yellow flowers. The color of the mimosa drink is the same yellow, orange color of the mimosa flower, hence the name. Cheerful mimosa flowers are likely to bring a smile to your face, just like the tasty drink!

What is national mimosa day?
National mimosa day is may 16th. It is an unofficial holiday which celebrates everyone’s favorite brunch drink- the mimosa! Plan a brunch with some of your friends and enjoy mimosa’s on this fun, playful holiday.

What are mimosas made of?
A classic mimosa is made with just dry, sparkling wine and orange juice. Champagne is often used as well. Our alcohol free mimosa is made with orange juice, lemonade and sprite. It is just as fruit and fizzy as the classic drink!

What juice is good for mimosa?
Orange juice is the best juice for a mimosa. You can add other juices like lemonade, cranberry juice, white grape juice and even peach juice.

What time of day do you drink mimosas?
Mimosas are best in the morning or around brunch time. Orange juice is typically thought of as an AM drink. However, we love mimosa at all times of the day! A tasty refreshing drink is always a good idea.

What is Mimosa good for?
Mimosa flowers are known to have calming effects. It has been used to treat anxiety, depression and insomnia. Mimosa cocktails, on the other hand, are great for helping you relax too!

What is the difference between a Bellini and a mimosa?
Bellini’s are made with peach juice while mimosas are made with orange juice. Both are totally delicious!