How to Make the Best Mimosa | Julia At Home (S5 E2)



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  1. I honestly think that Champagne is too yeasty for Mimosas. I vote for Prosecco all the way! Whatever you use, the sparkling wine MUST be COLD!! The last few times that I've been served single servings of Prosecco, it's been barely cool to room temperature. Yuck!

  2. It is not only not necessary to use the best quality champagne when making mimosas but it is a requirement to use a more budget-friendly option. The finest champagnes have so much effort that goes into creating the perfect balance, those tiny bubbles etc that it is disrespectful to the heritage of Champagne to dump even the best quality orange juice on it. All fine nuances are lost. Buy and drink the best champagne you can when drinking it straight. When you are making an assertively flavoured mixed drink, use prosecco, cava or any champagne-style wine. Also, people in the bar and restaurant industry see people who order Dom and OJ as ballers with a tax refund cheque.

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