And when it comes to margaritas, I usually go for either Blueberry Margaritas or Pineapple Margaritas. However, lately I am all about topping it off with a generous dose of champagne. Just like I did in this Strawberry Champagne Margaritas recipe. If you have never had a champagne margarita before, I am here to tell you that you are in for a treat. These margaritas have just the right amount of sweet and salty with a strawberry twist, making them perfect for the season. Below is a quick how-to photo essay for one serving.
Ingredients:
The ingredient list for this Sparkling Strawberry Margarita recipe is not much different than your usual margarita recipe. Except that it includes bubbles, which you can use sparkling wine, Champagne or Prosecco. Other than the bubbles, you will need fresh strawberries, lime juice, tequila, triple sec, and fresh mint.
How to Make Strawberry Champagne Margaritas?
The process of making this Mexican-inspired Champagne cocktail has 6 folds. Simply:
A Few Other Margarita Recipes You Might Also Like :
If you liked this Mexican Champagne Cocktail, here are a few other margarita recipes you might enjoy:
Pineapple Margaritas – Whether you like it on the rocks or frozen, this pineapple margarita recipe is guaranteed to impress.Spicy Pineapple Mezcalita – Have you ever tried making your margaritas with mezcal instead of tequila? If not, you should. They are SOOO good. Spicy Jalapeno Margaritas – Jalapeno lovers! This cilantro infused jalapeno margaritas are OUT OF THIS WORLD.Basil Margarita – Sweet basil mixed with tequila makes the best beach drink. Don’t believe me? Check out my beach photos in this post. Blueberry Margaritas – Made with homemade blueberry puree, this is the most delicious berry margarita on the internet.
Other Creative Champagne Cocktails You Might Like:
Blood Orange Mimosas – The second best drink (after this one) when you have the gals over for brunch!Pomegranate Gin Cocktail – Made with a sparkling rose!
This Strawberries and Champagne Margarita recipe was published in May of 2017. It has been updated and republished with new helpful text in April 2021.
