How To Create The Perfect Champagne Bar
This champagne bar is one of the easiest ways to make entertaining feel festive and effortless. With chilled champagne, a few spirits and mixers, and fresh garnishes like fruit and herbs, guests can create their own sparkling cocktails.
Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 10 minutes mins
Course cocktails
Cuisine Drinks
- 1 bottle champagne and/or prosecco
- 1 bottle gin
- 1 bottle vodka
- 1 bottle St. Germain elderflower liqueur
- 1 bottle juice (orange, pomegranate, and cranberry)
- 1 pack pop rocks candy
- 1 can seltzer
- 1 glass simple syrup (made with honey, ginger, and rosemary)
- garnishes
- fresh herbs (mint and rosemary)
- fresh fruit (pomegranate arils, citrus, and berries)
- raw turbinado sugar
- sorbet
- decorative ice cubes made with juice and herbs
Chill the Champagne. Place your champagne or prosecco bottles in an ice bucket and chill for at least one hour before serving.
Arrange the Bar. Use a tray or serving board to organize the setup. Place champagne flutes in the center and keep bottles nearby for easy pouring.
Add Spirits and Mixers. Include a few options like St. Germain, vodka, or bitters so guests can customize their drinks.
Set Out Garnishes. Offer small bowls of fresh fruit, citrus, and herbs like strawberries, blueberries, lemon, rosemary, or mint.
Let Guests Build Their Drinks. Guests can pour champagne, add a splash of liqueur or spirits, garnish with fruit or herbs, and enjoy.
Keyword champagne, cocktail