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Get ready to celebrate with a sparkling Cranberry Gin Prosecco Cocktail. The perfect cocktail for any party - done in under a minute and easy to prep ahead.
Why you will love this recipe
- It's quick - you can make one in under a minute
- It's easy - just pour and sip
- It tastes like the holidays with cranberries and the foresty taste of gin
- It's so festive with it's sparkling prosecco and beautiful color
- You can prep it well ahead of time - just add frozen cranberries & prosecco when serving
What you need to make it
Ingredient notes & substitutions
- Prosecco can be swapped for another type of sparkling wine, like a cava, champagne or crémant
- Cranberry juice - I prefer one with none or just a little added sugar, for a drier cocktail. Choose a sweeter cranberry juice for a sweeter cocktail.
- Frozen cranberries are both decorative and chilling. They can be swapped for frozen lingonberries, or just use well chilled ingredients instead.
How to make it
- Start by placing a few frozen cranberries in a champagne flute
- Pour in gin
- Pour in cranberry juice
- Top with prosecco, and serve your immediately!
Tips & tricks
- Chill your drink with frozen cranberries - this way it's not watered down by ice
- Prep ahead by mixing gin & cranberry juice in a pitcher or straight in the glasses, and then add frozen cranberries & prosecco just before serving
- Make it lower in alcohol by using a non-alcoholic sparkling wine
- Make it non-alcoholic with a non-alcoholic sparkling wine and no gin - add a few whole juniper berries to still get a bit of the foresty gin taste
- Find your favorite version - do you like it best with the sweeter prosecco, or do you prefer a drier champagne or cava? Do you want more or less gin? A sweeter or drier cranberry juice?
Recipe FAQ
Gin and Prosecco are generally gluten free which means this cocktail will be as well. To be sure, please check the specific brand you are using.
Yes, this cocktail is vegan.
Yes, to make a similar, but non-alcoholic, drink, skip the gin and use a non-alcoholic sparkling wine. You can add a few juniper berries to still get some of that foresty gin taste.
More sparkling cocktails & mocktails
Love a good festive & sparkling drink, like this cranberry gin prosecco cocktail? Then I think you will love these!
- Clementine Campari Spritz
- Aperol Spritz
- Cranberry Ginger Ale Punch [non-alcoholic]
- Mojito Mocktail [sugar free & non-alcoholic]
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Cranberry Gin Prosecco Cocktail
Print RateIngredients
- 1 part gin
- 2 parts cranberry juice*
- 2 parts prosecco or other sparkling wine
- frozen cranberries can be omitted
Instructions
- Place a few frozen cranberries in the bottom of a champagne flute. Pour in gin and fill up halfway with cranberry juice. Fill the rest of the way with prosecco, and serve immediately!
Equipment needed for this recipe
Notes
Ingredient notes & substitutions
- Cranberry juice - I prefer one with none or just a little added sugar, for a drier cocktail. Choose a sweeter cranberry juice for a sweeter cocktail.
- Frozen cranberries are both decorative and chilling. They can be swapped for frozen lingonberries, or just use well chilled ingredients instead.
Tips & tricks
- Prep ahead by mixing gin & cranberry juice in a pitcher or straight in the glasses, and then add frozen cranberries & prosecco just before serving
- Make it lower in alcohol by using a non-alcoholic sparkling wine
- Make it non-alcoholic with a non-alcoholic sparkling wine and no gin - add a few whole juniper berries to still get a bit of the foresty gin taste
- Find your favorite version - do you like it best with the sweeter prosecco, or do you prefer a drier champagne or cava? Do you want more or less gin? A sweeter or drier cranberry juice?
Nutrition
Nutritional information is approximate and automatically calculated, and should only be viewed as an indication.
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