
Few drinks feel as celebratory as a glass of bubbles and fresh citrus, and this version keeps things beautifully simple. The only sweetness here comes from freshly squeezed oranges โ no syrups, no concentrates, no added sugar hiding anywhere in the mix. That makes it a genuinely clean option compared to the pre-made mimosa blends and brunch cocktail mixes that are often loaded with sweeteners you didn't ask for. Dry sparkling wine or Champagne brings the effervescence without any residual sweetness, so the balance stays crisp and bright rather than cloying. Squeezing your own juice is the real key โ it tastes fresher, it's naturally lower in sugar than bottled OJ, and it takes only a few minutes. Pouring the juice first and topping slowly with the sparkling wine keeps the fizz lively all the way to the rim. Dress each flute with an orange twist and you've got a brunch centerpiece that looks elegant and tastes like sunshine.
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Juice the oranges and chill the juice if not already cold. Both the juice and the sparkling wine should be well chilled before serving.
Pour 1/2 cup (about 3 oz) orange juice into each champagne flute.
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