Mimosa Cocktail Kit Gift Set Box

Inside the mimosa making kit, you’ll find premium quality ingredients, including:

Prosecco: Renowned for its sparkling effervescence and crisp flavor, making it an ideal base for crafting refreshing mimosas. 

Juices: We include orange juice for the classic mimosa. We also include pineapple juice which provides a tropical twist to the classic mimosa recipe. The mix of these bright juices adds great flavor. It also gives your drink a cheerful, sunny color, making it look nice.

Garnish: We include dehydrated orange garnishes. These lovely dried slices add beauty to your drink. They also give a light citrus scent, improving the overall experience. 

Recipe Card: To ensure you can create the perfect mimosa, our gift set also comes with a recipe card. This card gives simple instructions for mixing the right amounts of prosecco and juice. It also includes tips for garnishing and serving. 

Our mimosa gift set is more than just ingredients. It is a full experience meant to bring joy and celebration to your gatherings. Perfect for gifting or treating yourself, it invites you to unwind and savor the moment with friends and family.

If you are looking for mimosa gift ideas, you are in the right spot! Place your order today!

At this time we just offer a mimosa gift box. You can also order and make your own mimosa basket using our ingredients. This is a great idea for a mothers day mimosa gift basket!

The origins of the mimosa can be traced back to the early 20th century. It is believed to have been created in 1925 at the Ritz Hotel in Paris by a bartender named Frank Meier. The original recipe was a simple mix of champagne and orange juice.

The drink was named after the yellow flowers of the mimosa tree. These flowers are known for their delicate and bright blossoms. The drink was initially known as the “Champagne Orange,” but over time, it adopted the name “mimosa.”

The mimosa became very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. This was when brunch culture started to grow in the United States. This period marked a shift in social dining, where leisurely weekend meals became a norm, often accompanied by cocktails.

As the mimosa’s popularity grew, variations of the drink began to emerge. The classic recipe uses chilled champagne or sparkling wine and orange juice. However, bartenders began to try different fruit juices, like pineapple. This led to many fruity cocktails that people often call “mimosas.” 

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