30 Elegant and Easy Prosecco Cocktail Recipes
Fact: A little bit of sparkling prosecco will make any drink a lot more festive. Whip up one of these simple, bubbly cocktail recipes the next time you need to impress your girlfriends. Or your in-laws. Or heck, yourself. Whether you need a crowd-pleasing punch for a New Year’s Eve bash or a refreshing sipper for a summer brunch, here are 30 prosecco cocktails for every occasion.
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1. Pomegranate and Orange Punch
Festive ice cubes with pomegranate seeds and mint leaves add an extra wow factor.
2. Cranberry-Mint Holiday Punch
This large-batch cocktail will keep the coupes full without any fuss.
3. Frozen Aperol Spritz
It’s one part boozy, two parts refreshing and 100 percent our new favorite summer drink.
4. Grapefruit Prosecco Cocktail
With only four ingredients, it’s impossible to mess this one up. (Use freshly squeezed grapefruit juice for major bonus points.)
5. Bourbon Apple Cider Fizz Cocktail
This is the cocktail equivalent of your coziest winter sweater.
6. St. Germain Cocktail
St. Germain is an elderflower liqueur. With notes of grapefruit, pear, lemon and jasmine, it’s the ideal complement to a splash of bubbly prosecco.
7. Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco
Tart, sweet and bubbly, this cocktail has it all.
8. Sparkling Apple Sangria
Think of it like sparkling apple juice…for adults.
9. Grapefruit Cardamom Gin Fizz
Warm cardamon and earthy rosemary make an elegant pair for gin and prosecco, don’t you think?
10. Lemon Raspberry Sorbet Prosecco Floats
We’ll be eating our ice cream with a side of bubbly booze from now on, please and thank you.
11. Fresh Bellini Cocktail
Brunch called, and it’s bored of the same old mimosas. Switch things up with fresh, sweet peach juice.
12. Strawberry Thyme Lillet Spritzers
Pretty as a painting, with soft herbal notes on the finish.
13. Prosecco Margaritas
Make this crowd-pleasing big-batch recipe ahead of time for the easiest fiesta ever.
14. Grapefruit Mimosa
Tart, crisp and goes oh-so well with practically any brunch recipe.
15. Watermelon Mint Punch
This party punch is summer in a glass.
16. Simple Champagne Cocktail
If combining bitters and Champagne (or prosecco) and calling it a cocktail is wrong, we don’t want to be right.
17. Blood Orange Mule
Ginger beer + fresh blood orange juice + topped with sparkling prosecco = not your average mule.
18. French 75
Prep everything but the prosecco ahead of time—then top with bubbly when company arrives.
19. Apple Cider Champagne Cocktail
Bottles of bubbly aren't only for summer. This three-ingredient prosecco cocktail is meant to be sipped on a crisp fall day.
20. Raspberry-Lime Champagne Punch
Thanks to the sweet-tart combo of raspberry and lime, you won't notice the vodka in this punch. Consider yourself warned.
21. Fig Honey Thyme Prosecco Smash
Elderflower liquor turns this autumnal cocktail up a notch.
22. Pineapple Prosecco Punch
Serve with a beach chair and dose of sunshine.
23. Balsamic Peach Spritz
Balsamic vinegar adds a tart splash to this sweet bubbly drink.
24. Grilled Pineapple Strawberry Lemonade Prosecco Sangria
Grilling pineapple brings out the fruit's natural sugars. Serve it with one of these backyard eats.
25. Aperol Spritz
You can't go wrong with a classic.
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26. Amaro Spritz
Or swap the Aperol for a less sweet, more bitter aperitif—the difference is night and day.
27. Kir Royale
You had us at berry liqueur. (This tipple is traditionally made with Champagne, but prosecco also works just fine—make sure you choose a dry one.)
28. Apple Cider Prosecco Spritz
Is that a crackling fire we hear? No, it’s just the fizz of a splash of prosecco.
29. Peach Melba Raspberry Rosé Bellini Cocktail
It’s a mouthful in the best way possible. (Bonus: You can make it in a big batch.)
30. Holiday Cheermeister Bourbon Punch
With a name like “Cheermeister,” how could you not enjoy it?
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