Light and refreshing! Wow your guests (and your tastebuds!) by serving a gorgeous Grapefruit Rosé Mimosas! Grapefruit juice and rosé sparkling wine make for an excellent beverage for a holiday brunch, baby shower or a small gathering! Substitute sparkling grape juice for those who aren’t having alcohol.

It’s days like today that I love my job.

I wrapped up my last recipe at noon and done for the week! After working Sunday through Wednesday and blogging 5 recipes it feels good to pack it all away. It’s been one of those whirlwind weeks, but nothing is better than finishing the workweek sipping on a mimosa. I’ve never been so glad I planned an adult beverage as my last recipe to shoot, because right after I was finished taking the last photo, I sipped one (or two 🤫) of these blush beauties. Best workday everrrr.

So yay! It’s spring and both Easter and Mother’s Day is right around the corner. And these mims (just made that up) are just the thing! Grapefruit Rosé Mimosas are just that. Rosé sparkling wine with a splash of grapefruit juice. A light, tart and fizzy beverage. And oh so pretty!

This drink really is so ridiculously simple. SO simple intact, that I can admit it doesn’t really need an entire recipe or a blog post really because it’s all of 2 maybe 3 ingredients, if you include the garnish. It definitely doesn’t require all the photos that you’ll scroll through to get to the recipe. But I love pretty drinks and taking photos of pretty drinks and well, I just hope you do too!

To Make These Grapefruit Mimosas You Will Need:

• chilled rosé sparkling wine or rosé champagne
• chilled grapefruit juice
• cute bamboo skewers 😉
• wedges fresh grapefruit, for garnish

Note: if using flowers, make sure they are edible and non-poisonous.

Next, depending on the glasses you’re using, pour in 1 to 2 ounces of rosé.

Then finally top off each glass with chilled grapefruit juice. Check to make sure your juice doesn’t have pulp. Because mine did, so I strained it beforehand.

SO pretty! Can we just talk about this color for a moment? Because I want-slash-need more of it in my life. #pantonecoloroftheyear2019 #justsaying

Lastly, skewer small wedges of grapefruit with bamboo picks and serve.

Isn’t the color absolutely gorgeous? I’m so in love. These grapefruit rosé mimosas are both refreshingly sweet and tart with a little punch because of the fizzy sparkling wine. The color is gorgeous and perfect for spring.

Looking for more of a classic mimosa? Click here for my Classic Mimosa Recipe!

Enjoy! And if you give this Grapefruit Mimosa recipe a try, let me know! Snap a photo and tag me on twitter or instagram!

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Grapefruit Rosé Mimosas

Light and refreshing! Wow your guests by serving a gorgeous Grapefruit Rosé Mimosa! Grapefruit juice and rosé sparkling wine make for an excellent beverage for a holiday brunch or baby shower, just substitute sparkling grape juice for those who aren't having alcohol.

Prep Time 5 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Ingredients

• 1 chilled bottle (about 60 fluid ounces) grapefruit juice, strained of pulp
• 1 chilled bottle (750ml) rosé sparkling wine or rosé champagne

Instructions

1. Pour 1 to 2 ounces rosé (depending on size of glass used) and top it off with as much grapefruit juice as desired!

Notes

Note: if using flowers, make sure they are edible and non-poisonous. 

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Nutrition Information:

Yield:

10

Serving Size:

1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 98Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 6mgCarbohydrates: 6gFiber: 0gSugar: 3gProtein: 0g

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