Welcome, friend! If you’re looking for a drink that’s every bit as beautiful as it is delicious, this Raspberry Peach Mimosa Martini is going to steal your heart (and your brunch menu). With its sunset-inspired layers, fruity flavor, and sparkling champagne topper, it’s the perfect blend of mimosa vibes and martini glamour.
I first made this for a Mother’s Day brunch and it instantly became the star of the table. It’s elegant, easy to pour, and makes you feel like you’re sipping something worthy of a toast—even if it’s just to celebrate the weekend.
The Raspberry Peach Mimosa Martini is a layered cocktail that combines raspberry liqueur, peach schnapps, vodka, and orange juice—topped off with bubbly champagne for a fun and festive finish. Served in a martini glass with distinct, colorful layers, this cocktail is as photogenic as it is flavorful.
Ingredients
- 1 oz Raspberry Liqueur (like Chambord or a raspberry schnapps)
- 1 oz Peach Schnapps
- 1 oz Vodka
- 2 oz Orange Juice
- 2 oz Champagne (or any dry sparkling wine)
Instructions
1. Start the Layering
Pour 1 oz raspberry liqueur into the base of a martini glass.
2. Add the Peach Layer
Slowly pour 1 oz peach schnapps over the back of a spoon so it gently layers on top of the raspberry liqueur.
3. Shake & Layer Again
In a cocktail shaker, combine:
- 1 oz vodka
- 2 oz orange juice
Shake with ice, then slowly pour the mixture over the back of a spoon to add a third layer to the martini.
4. Finish with Fizz
Top off the drink with 2 oz of champagne, poured gently into the center of the glass. This will naturally swirl into the top layer and give your drink its signature sparkle!
5. Garnish (Optional but Recommended!)
- Add a fresh raspberry or thin orange twist on the rim for a pop of flair.
Notes
- For best results, chill your glass beforehand so the layers hold longer.
- If layering is tricky, you can also serve this as a mixed martini and it’s still delicious (and beautiful!).
- Use dry champagne to keep the cocktail from becoming overly sweet.
Details
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Yield: 1 cocktail
Category: Drinks / Brunch Cocktails
Method: Layered + Shaken
Cuisine: American / Contemporary
Diet: Vegetarian
Keywords: mimosa martini, brunch cocktail, raspberry peach drink, champagne cocktail, fruity martini
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Equipment
- Martini glass
- Jigger or measuring tool
- Cocktail shaker
- Bar spoon (for layering)
- Optional: garnish picks
Nutrition (Per Serving – Approximate)
- Calories: 220
- Sugar: 14g
- Carbs: 16g
- Fat: 0g
- Protein: 0g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Alcohol Content: Moderate
Helpful Tips
- Layer like a pro: Pour each layer slowly over the back of a spoon held just above the previous layer. This slows the pour and keeps colors distinct.
- Want extra glam? Rim your glass with colored sugar or gold dust before pouring.
- This cocktail makes a great “signature drink” for brunches, bridal showers, or spring/summer parties.
Conservation and Storage
This cocktail is meant to be made fresh and served immediately. However, you can pre-mix the vodka and orange juice and chill it ahead of time. Add the layers and champagne just before serving.
Substitutions and Variations
🍓 Berry Bliss Martini: Use strawberry liqueur instead of raspberry for a summery twist.
🍍 Tropical Mimosa Martini: Swap orange juice for pineapple juice and peach schnapps for coconut rum.
💗 Blended Version: Toss everything in a blender with ice for a frozen brunch cocktail!
Storage Instructions
- Pre-mix the vodka + orange juice up to a day in advance and chill.
- Store the raspberry and peach liqueurs at room temp.
- Add champagne only at serving time for best bubbles and texture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use prosecco instead of champagne?
Absolutely! Prosecco works wonderfully—just go for dry (brut) to balance the sweetness of the liqueurs.
What kind of vodka is best for this cocktail?
A neutral, clean vodka is perfect, but citrus vodka also works beautifully for extra brightness.
Can I skip the layering and just shake it all together?
You can! It won’t have the same look, but it’ll still taste fabulous and be brunch-ready in seconds.
Conclusion
The Raspberry Peach Mimosa Martini is everything you love about a mimosa—with a martini makeover and just the right amount of sparkle. It’s fruity, festive, and absolutely brunch-worthy. Whether you’re celebrating something big or just treating yourself to a bubbly moment, this cocktail delivers color, flavor, and class in every sip. 🍓🍑🥂
💬 Tried it? Tag your brunch beauties with #MimosaMartini on Instagram or Pinterest—I’d love to see your sparkling creations!
More Brunchy Bubbly Cocktails to Love:
- 🥂 Classic Peach Bellini
- 🍓 Strawberry Champagne Fizz
- 🍊 Sunrise Mimosa Punch
- 💐 Elderflower Sparkle Martini
Raspberry Peach Mimosa Martini
Description
The Raspberry Peach Mimosa Martini is a layered cocktail that combines raspberry liqueur, peach schnapps, vodka, and orange juice—topped off with bubbly champagne for a fun and festive finish. Served in a martini glass with distinct, colorful layers, this cocktail is as photogenic as it is flavorful.
Ingredients
-
1 oz Raspberry Liqueur (like Chambord or a raspberry schnapps) 🍓
-
1 oz Peach Schnapps 🍑
-
1 oz Vodka
-
2 oz Orange Juice 🍊
-
2 oz Champagne (or any dry sparkling wine) 🥂
Instructions
Layering
Pour 1 oz raspberry liqueur into the base of a martini glass.
2. Add the Peach Layer
Slowly pour 1 oz peach schnapps over the back of a spoon so it gently layers on top of the raspberry liqueur.
3. Shake & Layer Again
In a cocktail shaker, combine:
-
1 oz vodka
-
2 oz orange juice
Shake with ice, then slowly pour the mixture over the back of a spoon to add a third layer to the martini.
4. Finish with Fizz
Top off the drink with 2 oz of champagne, poured gently into the center of the glass. This will naturally swirl into the top layer and give your drink its signature sparkle!
5. Garnish (Optional but Recommended!)
-
Add a fresh raspberry or thin orange twist on the rim for a pop of flair.
Notes
-
For best results, chill your glass beforehand so the layers hold longer.
-
If layering is tricky, you can also serve this as a mixed martini and it’s still delicious (and beautiful!).
-
Use dry champagne to keep the cocktail from becoming overly sweet.