Mango Mimosa

Elevate your brunch cocktail list with a mango mimosa and prepare for a new favorite spin on the classic drink. Tropical mango and sparkling wine come together in a Tajín rimmed glass for a mimosa that is sweet and full-bodied, with a punch of tang and spice. They’re easy to make, easy to drink, and will win over mimosa lovers everywhere!

Serve mango mimosas at festive brunches with richly spiced brunch fare like breakfast tacos, shakshuka or huevos rancheros. However you serve them, make sure there’s plenty to go around.

Looking for more mimosa recipes? Here are other recipes you might enjoy: Grapefruit Mimosa, Grinch Mimosa, Pineapple Mimosa, and Easter Mimosa.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

A tropical twist on a classic: This mango mimosa gives a classic mimosa recipe a delightful tropical flavor. The luscious mango juice combined with the bubbles of the prosecco creates a unique flavor that’s hard to resist.

Versatile for any occasion: Whether you’re hosting a lavish brunch, planning your next party, or celebrating a special occasion, this mango mimosa will be the star of the show. It’s easy to make, but the result is impressive and fancy.

A deliciously refreshing drink: The combination of sweet mango juice, tart lime, and sparkling wine makes this a perfect drink for a hot summer day. Enjoy it with some fresh mangos on the side for an extra burst of flavor!

Recipe Ingredients

You’ll need the following ingredients to make this delicious mimosa with mango:

Ingredient Notes 

Sparkling Wine: Prosecco or Cava are the best prosecco options for this drink. Cava gives a more creamy body while Prosecco adds a lighter and fruitier touch.

Mango Juice: Fresh, natural mango juice is preferred for the best flavor. If you’re having a hard time finding it in your grocery store, you can make your own mango puree using fresh mangoes and a food processor.

How To Make a Mango Mimosa

Place 1 tablespoon of Tajín on a plate and shake to evenly distribute.

Rub the rim of a cocktail coup or champagne glass with a lime wedge and dip the glass into Tajín to coat.

Pour in the mango juice, then slowly pour in the sparkling wine, stopping to let any foam fall before pouring in more. Pour until the liquid is just below the rim.

Do not shake or stir.

Garnish with a lime wedge, serve immediately, and enjoy!

Recipe Tips 

• Make sure your sparkling wine is chilled before mixing. This keeps the mimosa nice and cool.
• If you want to prepare ahead, make the mango juice or puree in advance. Store it in the fridge and simply mix in the sparkling wine when ready to serve.
• Add a strawberry slice or a slice of fresh mango as a garnish for an added touch of elegance.

Storage & Reheating 

Mimosas are best enjoyed fresh. However, if you have leftover mango juice or puree, you can store it in the fridge in an airtight container for up to a week. When you’re ready to serve, just add the chilled sparkling wine.

Additions & Substitutions 

• Add a splash of rum for a rum runner inspired mango mimosa, or substitute the mango juice with other tropical juices like pineapple or passion fruit for a different flavor profile.
• If you prefer a less sweet drink, consider using a dry prosecco or sparkling wine.
• Add a touch of grenadine to the bottom of the glass for a beautiful sunrise mimosa effect.

Recipe FAQs

What should I serve with this refreshing mimosa recipe?

The tropical flavor of this mango mimosa pairs wonderfully with rich, savory brunch foods. Serve it with dishes like eggs benedict, bacon and cheese quiches, or smoked salmon bagels. For a truly tropical brunch, serve alongside coconut pancakes or Hawaiian rolls.

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