My easy Raspberry Prosecco Cocktail is light, effervescent, and perfect for sipping on warm afternoons. It’s an ideal choice for Mother’s Day, brunch, bridal showers, boat days, backyard barbecues, or any time you want a bright, bubbly drink that feels a little special.
Raspberry Prosecco Cocktail
This vibrant, fruity cocktail balances sparkling rose prosecco with a touch of raspberry liqueur and orange liqueur for a layered, memorable flavor. It’s refreshing without being overly sweet, though you can easily adjust the sweetness to taste. Serve it with fresh raspberries, a sprig of mint, or a sugared glass rim for a polished presentation.
Whether you’re hosting a casual cookout or an elegant brunch, this Raspberry Prosecco Cocktail makes a lovely, crowd-pleasing option. It pairs well with light appetizers and grilled dishes and scales up easily for a larger gathering.
Sparkling Raspberry Prosecco Cocktail Shopping List
- Rosé Prosecco (or any sparkling wine)
- Chambord (black raspberry liqueur)
- Grand Marnier (orange liqueur)
- Simple syrup (optional – to taste)
- Ice
- Fresh raspberries and fresh mint for garnish
Optional variation: try adding some watermelon juice for extra fruit flavor and a summery twist.
What is Rosé Prosecco?
Rosé Prosecco is a sparkling wine that combines the light, fruity character of prosecco with the color and some of the flavor profile of Pinot Noir (or other red varieties). It brings a delicate pink hue and lively bubbles that make cocktails look and feel festive.
What is Chambord?
Chambord is a French black raspberry liqueur with rich berry notes and a touch of vanilla and herbs. A small amount adds deep raspberry flavor and beautiful color to sparkling cocktails.
What is Grand Marnier?
Grand Marnier is an orange-flavored liqueur made with cognac and bitter orange. It adds rounded citrus warmth and complexity that complements the berry notes and the fizz of the prosecco.
What is Simple Syrup?
Simple syrup is a liquid sweetener made from sugar and water. Use it only if you prefer a sweeter drink; otherwise the liqueurs and prosecco usually provide enough balance.
How to make homemade simple syrup
Homemade simple syrup is quick: combine equal parts sugar and water in a saucepan, heat gently, and stir until the sugar dissolves. Let cool, then store in a sealed jar in the refrigerator. For a richer syrup, use a 2:1 sugar-to-water ratio; this yields a thicker syrup that stores well.
For convenience, I make a larger batch with a 2:1 ratio, heat just until dissolved, and keep it refrigerated for use in cocktails and mocktails.
Can champagne be substituted for prosecco?
Yes. Any sparkling wine—champagne, cava, or brut prosecco—works well. For a non-alcoholic or lighter version, top the cocktail with lemon-lime soda such as Sprite or Sierra Mist instead of prosecco.
More Great Cocktails to Enjoy
- Sparkling Cranberry Prosecco
- Blue Hawaiian Colada
- Classic Gin and Tonic
- Cherry Gin and Tonic
- White Sangria
- Cosmopolitan Cocktail
- Homemade Sweet Tea Vodka
Berry Cocktail Ideas
If you love berry-forward drinks, try strawberry lemon drops, raspberry margaritas, berry sangrias, or a frozen triple-berry daiquiri. Fresh berries, purees, and a splash of citrus make excellent partners for sparkling or spirit-based cocktails.
What foods pair well with this cocktail?
Grilled Chicken Kabobs marinated for juiciness are a great savory match. The light salt and char balance the cocktail’s fruitiness.
For seafood, Grilled Shrimp Kabobs or shrimp served over a crisp Caesar salad pair beautifully, offering a clean, bright contrast to the bubbly cocktail.
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Raspberry Prosecco Cocktail
Sparkling raspberry prosecco cocktail is refreshing and bright—easy to make and easily adjusted to your preferred sweetness.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Ingredients
Cocktail
- 1 ounce Chambord (black raspberry liqueur)
- 1 ounce Grand Marnier (orange liqueur)
- ½ ounce simple syrup (optional)
- 3 cups prosecco (or other sparkling wine)
Garnish
- Fresh raspberries
- Fresh mint sprigs
- Sugar for the rim (optional)
Instructions
- Combine the Grand Marnier, Chambord, and simple syrup (if using) in a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake until well chilled, then strain into two glasses or pour equally into four glasses if serving smaller portions.
- Top with chilled prosecco and gently stir once to combine. Garnish with fresh raspberries and a mint sprig. If desired, rim the glasses with sugar before pouring.
Nutrition Information (per serving)
Calories: 153 | Total fat: 0g | Sodium: 8mg | Carbohydrates: 9g | Sugar: 6g | Protein: 0g