✔ Updated · now 32 cocktails with measurements, 2- and 3-ingredient picks and an alcohol-free option
These 32 prosecco cocktails run from lazy 2-ingredient mimosas to sunny spritzes and big, fizzy party punches. All of them contain alcohol and are for adults 21+, with an alcohol-free mocktail below.
The easiest prosecco cocktails need just 2 ingredients: a mimosa (orange juice), a Bellini (peach puree), a Kir Royale (crème de cassis) or elderflower prosecco. For 3 ingredients, try an Aperol Spritz (3 oz prosecco, 2 oz Aperol, 1 oz soda) or a limoncello spritz. Always chill the prosecco, add it last and pour slowly to keep the bubbles.
- 2 ingredients: mimosa, Bellini, Rossini, Kir Royale, Tintoretto.
- 3 ingredients: Aperol, Campari and limoncello spritzes, Negroni Sbagliato.
- For a crowd: pineapple or peach prosecco punch; one bottle serves about 6 to 8.
- No alcohol: use alcohol-free sparkling wine or sparkling white grape juice.
2- and 3-Ingredient Prosecco Cocktails at a Glance
| Cocktail | Mix with prosecco | Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Mimosa | Orange juice | Flute |
| Bellini | White peach puree | Flute |
| Kir Royale | Crème de cassis | Flute |
| Elderflower prosecco | Elderflower liqueur | Flute |
| Tintoretto | Pomegranate juice | Flute |
| Aperol Spritz | Aperol + soda water | Wine glass, ice |
| Limoncello Spritz | Limoncello + soda water | Wine glass, ice |
| Negroni Sbagliato | Campari + sweet vermouth | Rocks glass, ice |
Two-Ingredient Prosecco Cocktails
The easiest drinks on the list: one mixer, topped with cold prosecco. Pour the mixer first and the prosecco slowly, and watch it fizz up beautifully without bubbling over.
1. Prosecco Mimosa
Pour 2 oz chilled orange juice into a flute and top with 4 oz prosecco. Use Brut prosecco so it is not too sweet.
2. Peach Bellini
Add 2 oz white peach puree to a flute, then slowly top with 4 oz prosecco and stir once gently.
3. Strawberry Rossini
Blend ripe strawberries with a little sugar, strain, add 2 oz puree to a flute and top with 4 oz prosecco.
4. Kir Royale with Prosecco
Pour 1/2 oz crème de cassis into a flute and top with 5 oz prosecco for a deep pink, blackcurrant drink.
5. Elderflower Prosecco
Add 1 oz elderflower liqueur to a flute and top with 4 oz prosecco. Floral, light and ready in seconds.
6. Tintoretto
A Venetian classic: 1 1/2 oz pomegranate juice topped with 4 oz prosecco. Tart, ruby red and only two ingredients.
7. Black Velvet
Fill a flute halfway with cold stout, then gently top with prosecco. Rich, toasty and surprisingly smooth.
8. Creamsicle Prosecco Float
Drop a scoop of orange sherbet into a coupe and slowly pour prosecco over it. It foams up, so pour in stages.
Three-Ingredient Spritzes and Italian Classics
Spritzes are built over ice in a big wine glass, and they're my go-to for a sunny afternoon. The classic ratio is 3 parts prosecco, 2 parts bitter liqueur and 1 part soda.
9. Aperol Spritz
Over ice, pour 3 oz prosecco, 2 oz Aperol and 1 oz soda water. Garnish with an orange slice.
Get the recipe →10. Campari Spritz
The more bitter cousin: 3 oz prosecco, 1 1/2 oz Campari and a splash of soda over ice, with an orange slice.
11. Limoncello Spritz
Over ice, combine 3 oz prosecco, 2 oz limoncello and 1 oz soda water. Garnish with lemon and mint.
12. Hugo Spritz
Muddle a few mint leaves with 1 oz elderflower syrup, add ice, 4 oz prosecco and a splash of soda, then a lime wedge.
13. Negroni Sbagliato
Stir 1 oz Campari and 1 oz sweet vermouth over ice in a rocks glass, then top with 1 oz prosecco and an orange twist.
14. Sgroppino
Whisk a scoop of lemon sorbet with 1/2 oz vodka and 2 oz cold prosecco until frothy, then pour into a coupe.
Get the recipe →15. Mango Mimosa
Pour 2 oz chilled mango nectar and a splash of orange juice into a flute, then top with 4 oz prosecco.
16. Death in Venice
Add 1/2 oz Campari and 2 dashes grapefruit bitters to a flute, then top with prosecco. Dry, bitter and grown-up.
Classic Cocktails With a Prosecco Twist
These start as shaken cocktails and finish with a splash of bubbles. They're a lot stronger than a glass of prosecco, so serve them in smaller glasses and sip slowly.
17. Prosecco French 75
Shake 1 oz gin, 1/2 oz lemon juice and 1/2 oz simple syrup with ice, strain into a flute and top with 3 oz prosecco.
18. Pink French 75
Make a French 75 with a few muddled raspberries, skip the lemon for a sweeter drink and top with rosé prosecco.
19. Prosecco Margarita
Shake 1 1/2 oz tequila, 1 oz lime juice and 1/2 oz orange liqueur, strain into a salt-rimmed glass and top with 2 oz prosecco.
20. Passion Fruit Martini
Shake 1 1/2 oz vanilla vodka, 1/2 oz passion fruit liqueur, 1 oz passion fruit puree and lime; serve with a prosecco sidecar shot.
21. Sparkling Raspberry Martini
Shake 1 oz vodka, 1/2 oz raspberry liqueur and 1/2 oz lemon juice, strain into a martini glass and top with prosecco.
22. Pink Gin Fizz
Shake 1 1/2 oz pink or rhubarb gin with 1/2 oz lemon juice and 1/2 oz syrup, strain into a flute, top with prosecco.
23. Bourbon Apple Cider Fizz
Stir 1 oz bourbon with 2 oz apple cider and a dash of cinnamon syrup, then top with 2 oz prosecco. Strong, so sip slowly.
24. Prosecco Mule
In a copper mug with ice, combine 1 oz vodka, 1/2 oz lime juice and 2 oz ginger beer, then top with 2 oz prosecco.
Get the recipe →Fruity and Seasonal Prosecco Drinks
Fresh fruit brings color and sweetness, and honestly they look gorgeous on a table. Strain out seeds for a smoother drink and keep the fruit very cold.
25. Cranberry Pomegranate Prosecco
Pour 1 1/2 oz cranberry juice into a flute, top with 4 oz prosecco and drop in a few pomegranate seeds. A pretty holiday drink.
26. Watermelon Lemonade Prosecco Spritzer
Blend and strain watermelon, mix 2 oz with 1 oz lemonade over ice and top with 3 oz prosecco and mint.
27. Frozen Watermelon Prosecco Slush
Blend 2 cups frozen watermelon chunks with 1 oz lime juice and 1 cup prosecco until slushy. No ice needed.
28. Grapefruit Rosemary Spritz
Over ice, combine 2 oz fresh grapefruit juice and 1/2 oz rosemary syrup, then top with 4 oz prosecco and a rosemary sprig.
Prosecco Punches and Pitchers
Party trick: mix the juice and fruit ahead and chill it, then add the prosecco right before guests arrive so the punch stays lively and fizzy.
29. Pineapple Prosecco Punch
For 8: stir 3 cups pineapple juice, 1 cup white rum and lime slices, chill, then add a 750 ml bottle of prosecco.
30. Peach Prosecco Punch
For 8: combine 3 cups peach nectar, 1/2 cup peach schnapps and sliced peaches, chill, then top with a bottle of prosecco.
31. Raspberry Peach Prosecco Sangria
Soak sliced peaches, raspberries and strawberries in 1 cup white wine and 1/4 cup brandy for 2 hours; top with prosecco.
32. Watermelon Mint Punch
For 8: blend and strain 4 cups watermelon, add lime juice and mint, chill, then add a bottle of prosecco and ice.
Prosecco Mocktail (Alcohol-Free Option)
For guests who don't drink, make any juice-based recipe above with alcohol-free sparkling wine, sparkling white grape juice or sparkling water. A virgin Bellini is 2 oz peach puree topped with chilled sparkling white grape juice.
Skip recipes with spirits or liqueurs, or replace them with a splash of syrup and citrus. Label alcohol-free drinks clearly at a party.
Virgin Mimosa
Orange juice topped with sparkling grape juice or soda: the alcohol-free brunch classic.
Get the recipe →Virgin Sangria Mocktail
A fruity, alcohol-free sangria pitcher that works well alongside the prosecco punches.
Get the recipe →Tips for Better Prosecco Cocktails
- Pick the right style: Brut is the driest and best with sweet juices; Extra Dry is slightly sweeter and good for Bellinis and spritzes.
- Chill everything: prosecco, juice and glasses. Warm prosecco foams over and goes flat fast.
- Prosecco goes last: pour it slowly down the side of the glass, then stir once, gently.
- Never shake prosecco: shake the other ingredients, strain, then top with the bubbles.
- One bottle: a 750 ml bottle makes about 6 flutes at 4 oz each, or 8 spritzes.
- Drink responsibly: these drinks contain alcohol and are for adults 21 and over in the US. Cocktails with spirits are much stronger than a glass of prosecco.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are 2-ingredient prosecco cocktails?
Easy 2-ingredient prosecco cocktails include the mimosa (orange juice), Bellini (peach puree), Rossini (strawberry puree), Kir Royale (crème de cassis), Tintoretto (pomegranate juice), elderflower prosecco and the Black Velvet (stout). Pour the mixer first, then top slowly with cold prosecco.
What mixes well with prosecco?
Prosecco mixes well with orange, peach, pomegranate, cranberry and grapefruit juice, plus liqueurs such as Aperol, Campari, limoncello, elderflower and crème de cassis. Gin, vodka and tequila also work in shaken cocktails topped with prosecco. Fresh mint, berries and citrus make simple garnishes.
What is the ratio for an Aperol Spritz?
The classic Aperol Spritz ratio is 3-2-1: 3 parts prosecco, 2 parts Aperol and 1 part soda water, served over ice in a large wine glass with an orange slice. For a drier, less sweet spritz, use a little less Aperol and a little more soda.
Can you use champagne instead of prosecco in cocktails?
Yes. Champagne, cava or any dry sparkling wine works in these recipes. Prosecco is usually fruitier and less expensive, which is why it is popular for mixing. Champagne gives a drier, toastier drink. Keep the same measurements and add the sparkling wine last.
How do you make a prosecco cocktail without alcohol?
Swap the prosecco for alcohol-free sparkling wine, sparkling white grape juice or sparkling water, and leave out any spirits or liqueurs. A virgin Bellini or mimosa works well. These drinks are a good choice for guests under 21, drivers and anyone not drinking.
