Name: 2-Ingredient Non-Alcoholic Mimosa Mocktail in Seconds!
Prep time: 1 min
Total time: 1 min
Ingredients: 1 (750 mL) bottle non-alcoholic dry sparkling wine or champagne, chilled; 3 C REAL orange juice, chilled

Making a non-alcoholic mimosa mocktail recipe couldn't be easier! With just two delicious ingredients and less than 1 minute, it's a perfect start to your morning or girls brunch. Plus, the zero proof bubbly that we use makes it as authentic as you can get. Your friends may not even notice the difference...

Mimosa Mocktail (Non-Alcoholic) being poured

Like our lemon mocktail, this is a simple drink. It is a fresh and fruity start to the day that has a little flair and not too much sweetness. A fabulous drink to tickle your taste buds and serve up with your favorite breakfasts like this hashbrown casserole or classy breakfast charcuterie board.

Why make this Mimosa Mocktail?

We keep it classic - With a traditional mimosa cocktail it is made from just two ingredients: equal parts champagne or sparkling wine and citrus juice, almost always orange. So we keep ours classic as well with just orange juice and nonalcoholic champagne. Some people have made non-alcoholic mimosas with club soda or sparkling fruit juice but this is just not close enough to the real thing for me. The key to the BEST mimosa mocktail is using non-alcoholic brut, sparkling wine or non alcoholic champagne. Honestly, you won't be able to tell the difference other than how great you still feel after a few.

Perfect for celebrations - Mimosas have a long tradition of being a staple of breakfasts and brunches and special occasions like weddings, baby showers, and mother’s day. Like champagne alone, they are best served in a tall, celebratory champagne flute as this helps bubbles and aromas develop to their fullest. But any glass will do.

Let's talk about the two key ingredients...

Since there are only two ingredients in our alcohol-free mimosa mocktails, non-alcoholic sparkling wine and fresh orange juice, it is important to use high quality versions of both. I personally LOVE this brand of sparkling wine but I am also obsessed with this sparkling rose and first had it at French Laundry in Napa.

Remember, you can also add a splash of these simple syrups for a lovely little twist on this classic mimosa drink!

How to make it

I promise, this is the simplest mocktail you will ever make! While we do love making exciting themed drinks like you will find in our Halloween mocktails, Thanksgiving mocktails and Christmas mocktails, it's sometimes nice to just keep it simple.

So here we go... Slowly pour the non-alcoholic sparkling wine or champagne into a tall, thin flute until it is ½ way full. Next, pour in orange juice until the glass is full and serve immediately.

Pro Tip: Do not stir, the bubbles will organically mix this delicious drink for you.

Whether you serve them on there own or with something tasty, you are going to love it!

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2-Ingredient Non-Alcoholic Mimosa Mocktail in Seconds!

5 from 11 votes

Prep Time: 1

Total Time: 1

Course: Mocktails

Cuisine: American

Keyword: mocktails

Servings: servings

Calories: 56kcal

Author: Chandice Probst

Ingredients

▢ 1 (750 mL) bottle non-alcoholic dry sparkling wine or champagne, chilled
▢ 3 C REAL orange juice, chilled

Instructions

Slowly pour the sparkling wine or champagne into a tall, thin flute until it is ½ way full
Next, pour in orange juice until the glass is full and serve immediately

Video

Notes

Pro Tip: Do not stir, the bubbles will organically mix this delicious drink for you.

Store extras in the fridge, but please note you will lose the effervescent bubbles.

As I've said, I prefer to using sparkling wine or non-alcoholic champagne, but if you're not a fan of those flavors, you can substitute lemon-lime soda, ginger ale, or even sparkling water.