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Champagne Cocktail

3-Ingredient Cocktails__Champagne Cocktail recipe

The Champagne Cocktail is so sleek and simple and elegant in profile that it almost seems wrong to call it a cocktail at all. But the name is accurate, and a cocktail, in both theory and soul, it is.

• ON-DEMAND: Listen to Faith and Robert discuss this cocktail, as well as other cocktail recipes from the book, on The Faith Middleton Food Schmooze®. •

Robert Simonson_3-Ingredient Cocktails Reprinted with permission from 3-Ingredient Cocktails: An Opinionated Guide to the Most Enduring Drinks in the Cocktail Canon by Robert Simonson, copyright © 2017. Published Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
Photography credit: Colin Price © 2017

3-Ingredient Cocktails__Champagne Cocktail recipe
Champagne Cocktail
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Use a dry Champagne in this, well chilled.
  • Coursebrunch, cocktail
Servings
1 cocktail
Servings
1 cocktail
3-Ingredient Cocktails__Champagne Cocktail recipe
Champagne Cocktail
Votes: 0
Rating: 0
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Print Recipe
Use a dry Champagne in this, well chilled.
  • Coursebrunch, cocktail
Servings
1 cocktail
Servings
1 cocktail
Ingredients
  • Champagne to top
  • 3-4 dashes Angostura bitters
  • 1 sugar cube
  • lemon twist for garnish
Servings: cocktail
Instructions
  1. Place the sugar cube at the bottom of a Champagne flute and saturate it with bitters. Slowly fill the glass with Champagne. Garnish with the lemon twist—the more ornamental, the better.
Recipe Notes

Visit FineCooking.com for a Test Kitchen tip on how to make a pretty lemon twist.

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