Few things are more festive than the POP! of a champagne bottle. It screams celebration, cheers, salute, l’chaim and of course, happy new year!
Champagne is simply a must during the holidays and I personally love to do it with a jovial twist. This season I created a champagne cocktail inspired by one of my favorite scents, Marc Jacobs Daisy Dream. The fruity-floral fragrance has a light and airy touch, bursting with top notes of blackberry, grapefruit, and pear. It’s, well, a dream!
I zeroed in on the blackberry note for two reasons, the coloring and the flavor. When the blackberries are cooked down into a simple syrup it makes for a joyous holiday red and when combined with some bubs it’s absolutely delicious, just like the fragrance it’s inspired by. Here’s how to make it:
You will need:
6 blackberries
1 cup of sugar
1 cup of water
Bottle of champagne
Recipe:
1. In a medium sauce pan, combine one cup of sugar, one cup of water and six blackberries. Once berries are softened, crush using a masher. Bring to a boil over medium heat and let simmer until the sugar has dissolved.
2. Remove from heat and let cool. Strain.
3. Add blackberry simple syrup to bottom of champagne flute and top with champagne.
4. Cheers!
8 comments
This look so refreshing! Just came home from Paris, can’t believe how affordable champagne was there. Anyway, thank you for the tip sweetie, I’m definitely gonna try this one!
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Beautiful! And happy December 🙂
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So refreshing!
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That glass made the presentation of this cocktail perfect. This will be on the bar menu for our next party!
Love champagne. Can’t wait to try this!
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How beautiful! Can’t wait for Christmas holidays xx
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I have that perfume and love it! Also love this champagne cocktail. So pretty!
I really like this. It’s very soft, feminine, fresh and light. Great for daytime and spring/summer. I like this much better than the original Daisy.
The original Daisy is sharp and fairly unpleasant on me. this is much softer, sweeter without being overly sweet or cloying. 🙂