Mermaid Mimosas

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These Mermaid Mimosas are so easy to make with just a few simple ingredients. For a tropical cocktail, this one is so versatile, making the perfect tropical mimosas for a Sunday brunch, a bachelorette party, or a bubbly morning mimosa for sipping on the beach.

We were inspired by our Tipsy Mermaid Cocktail to make this fun Mimosa version with our layers of Midori melon liqueur, pineapple juice, and blue curacao. We are big Mimosa fans and love making fun variations like this one.

Why you’ll love these mimosas-

• The mermaid mimosa recipe has a gorgeous ombre effect in your glass.
• Whether you’re hosting a brunch, enjoying a day at the beach, or having a party with friends, this delicious cocktail is always a hit.
• It’s easy to make and even easier to drink, making it the perfect addition to any summer event.
• This drink’s appearance will always catch the eye of any party goer and become the star of the show.

Mermaid Mimosa Ingredients:

• 3 ounces champagne
• 1/2 ounce of Midori
• 2 ounces pineapple juice
• 1/2 ounce of blue curaçao
• Fresh pineapple wedge for garnish
• Maraschino cherry for garnish

How to Make Mermaid Mimosas:

Step 1: To your champagne flute, add Midori, followed by pineapple juice, champagne, and blue curacao. The ingredients will float for a fun ombre effect.

These mimosas are so much fun! We love the ombre color and how tasty this mimosa variation is. It is perfect for sipping on the beach, a Summer brunch, or even at a pool party.

What type of alcohol is in Mimosas?

Typically, champagne is the alcohol most featured in mimosas, though people do like to use Prosecco and Cava as well for another bubbly option. You can even opt for sparkling water or sparkling grape juice for a fun alcohol-free Mimosa. Just be sure your mixers don’t include alcohol, as well. This mimosa would be even more fun with the addition of some coconut rum for even more tropical flavor.

How do you make the drink’s gorgeous ombre effect?

To achieve the drink’s gorgeous ombre effect, carefully layer the ingredients by pouring slowly, or for even better results, pour slowly off of the back of a spoon.

Is Prosecco the same as champagne?

Prosecco is actually a sparkling wine, but the two are very similar. Many people prefer the taste of Prosecco, but you can truly use either for mimosas.

If you like this recipe, check out our Tipsy Mermaid Cocktail!