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Add half a shot of Campari to a champagne flute. Add a few ounces red grapefruit juice to the glass then fill the glass with Champagne to the rim and serve.
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By joeschlefke_658092
Saint Paul, MN
on August 07, 2010
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This is wonderful! Every time we open champagne or prosecco, we end up making these. It's a great balance of tart and sweet. In my opinion, this is much better than a mimosa. To the "This is not a Cocktail" aficionado: a cocktail is a mixed drink containing at least two ingredients. This is indeed a cocktail, and a rather delicious one at that.
By ulrika_12203516
Auburn, 69
on January 05, 2010
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I?m not a fan of Champagne but I like this one. It?s much better than a Mimosa and it reminds me of summer.
By bartonvb_11794184
Apple Valley, CA
on January 01, 2010
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A cocktail is a sophicated evening delight, not breakfast fruit juice and champagne mix.
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