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T2 Southern Sunrise Mimosa

  • Serves 5-6
  • Difficulty Easy

Keen to learn how to make a mimosa? We’ve got you covered with this easy recipe. Booze up your brunch and make our T2 Southern Sunrise Mimosa to add a cheeky twist on the classic tea and scones. The bright and bubbly blend is sure to be a hit, plus it’s super easy to whip up in just a few minutes!

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Ingredients

Ingredients

1 litre of orange juice, chilled
1 bottle of prosecco, chilled
T2 Southern Sunrise Tea 

Method

    1. Step 1

      Place 6 tsp of Southern Sunrise Tea into a tea maker (or teapot) add 450mls of 100c water and brew for 10-30 mins, strain into a jug and allow to cool, chill in the fridge

    2. Step 2

      In your glasses, half fill with a mix of orange juice and the Southern Sunrise Tea (we used 50% orange juice and 50% Southern Sunrise Tea)

    3. Step 3

      Top with prosecco and enjoy!

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FAQs

Why is the drink called mimosa?

The drink mimosa was named after the mimosa plant, thanks to the resemblance between the plant’s bright yellow flowers. The name is reinforced even more by the fact that the drink gained popularity in the 1920s and 1930 in France, where the mimosa tree is commonly found.

What do mimosa taste like?

A mimosa is often described as having a sweet and tangy taste. The dry flavour of the sparkling wine is balanced out by the sweetness of the orange juice, creating a light drink. Some recipes may have additional flavours using berries or other fruit to put a twist on the classic mimosa.

 

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