Easy Champagne Punch

Champagne punch is my go-to recipe for holiday parties, wedding showers, and girl’s nights. Packed with fruit and just enough sweetness, you’ll love this delicious bubbly punch!

Looking for more party-friendly cocktails? Try sparkling strawberry sangria, rosé sangria, or summer berry white sangria!

One of my favorite drinks for parties is Champagne Punch! This bubbly concoction is perfect for most any occasion: Christmas, New Year’s Eve, birthdays, anything goes!

It’s sweet, fizzy, and packed with flavor. So what are you waiting for? Let’s pop that cork!

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Ingredients

There are many variations of Champagne Punch, they usually consist of champagne, fruit juice, ginger ale, and liquor along with fruit. This recipe has the following:

• champagne or other very dry sparkling white wine
• ginger ale
• pomegranate juice (in the refrigerated section)
• Chambord liqueur
• strawberries
• oranges
• mint for garnish (if desired)

How to choose a wine

This is a sweet punch so I recommend you purchase an inexpensive brut champagne or prosecco. Brut is the least sweet variety which is needed to balance out the juice and fruit.

Tip: Brut is the driest variety of sparkling wine, even bottles that say dry or extra dry are not as dry as a brut champagne, so look for the brut designation when shopping!

I also don’t recommend using expensive champagne or prosecco for this punch since we are mixing it with so many flavors. Save your money and buy the budget bottle!

Step by step

I recommend making this punch just before serving so it keeps it’s bubbles.

If you’d like to partially prep it before hand you can soak the fruit in the juice and Chambord then add the ginger ale and champagne just before serving.

Variations

• if you do not like ginger ale you can use your favorite flavor of sparkling water or a lemon lime soda
• if you don’t have Chambord (raspberry liqueur) you can tweak the recipe by using Triple Sec or Grand Marnier (orange liqueur)
• You can substitute the pomegranate juice with another sweet fruit juice like a V8 Splash
• Change out the fruit: raspberries, pineapple, watermelon, blueberries, or lemons would all compliment the flavors of the wine and juice.

FAQs

If you like champagne you might also like this Bellini cocktail, Limoncello Prosecco Cocktail, or my Ultimate Guide to Mimosas!

If you try this recipe, please comment and rate it below, I love hearing from you!

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