December 31, 2006
The Tangerini
Ingredients:
1 oz freshly squeezed tangerine juice
2 oz Champagne
3 fresh raspberries
1 martini or Champagne glass
1 skewer
Directions:
Pour the tangerine juice into the bottom of a martini or Champagne glass. Slowly pour in the Champagne. Skewer raspberries on a long pick and place in drink. Enjoy!
1 oz freshly squeezed tangerine juice
2 oz Champagne
3 fresh raspberries
1 martini or Champagne glass
1 skewer
Directions:
Pour the tangerine juice into the bottom of a martini or Champagne glass. Slowly pour in the Champagne. Skewer raspberries on a long pick and place in drink. Enjoy!
My thoughts:
This is a great twist on the classic bellini. Tangerines are in season this time of year and I think that their flavor compliments Champagne even better than peaches. The sweet-tartness of tangerine paired with bubbly Champagne creates a fruity drink that is not too sweet and is perfect for any celebration! The raspberry garnish is a fun touch that is reminiscent of a martini's trademark olives.
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9 Comments:
yummy! I think I may make one tomorrow night, it's kinda like a tangerine mimosa!
This sounds VERY VERY yummy. I may make one tomorrow night!!! Thanks!!
That sounds delish! I think I'll add this to our drink menu for my Golden Globes party.
i will be trying that one too! i love raspberries!
Delicious! Have a great New Years!
I don't even like champagne that much - but this looks excellent. I prefer tangerine juice over regular orange juice, so this drink sounds so yummy!
Happy New Year!
That's a lovely drink for a New Years Day brunch!
Oh man...I'd so go for that at any type of partay! A plastic monkay would look great swingin' from that glass ;)
i wish i had seen this recipe before nye, we had Prosecco, which would also work
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