Apple Pie Champagne Cocktail

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Cheers to fall with an Apple Pie Champagne Cocktail! Made with bubbly champagne, apple pie vodka, and orange liqueur, this festive drink has warm apple pie flavor with a bright, sparkling finish. It’s perfect for Thanksgiving, fall parties, or holiday celebrations!

A glass of champagne with a red rim and 2 apples in the background.

I can’t believe that it’s almost New Year’s Eve! I’ve been working on some fun and festive cocktails that use either champagne or sparkling wine to help ring in the new year.

We have been on a bit of a champagne kick so I’m sure I’ll have a glass or two of plain champagne but it’s fun to have a champagne cocktail when you’re celebrating.  Last year I celebrated with a Pomegranate Orange Champagne Cocktail.  Another year we had the Blue Sparkling Star Cocktail. This year I’ll be celebrating with an Apple Pie Champagne Cocktail.

What’s the difference between champagne and sparkling wine?

Champagne and sparkling wine are both bubbly wines but the main difference is where they’re made. Champagne is sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France using specific grapes and production methods. Sparkling wine is the broader term for bubbly wines made anywhere else in the world.  Popular ones include Prosecco from Italy or Cava from Spain. For most cocktails, you can easily substitute a good sparkling wine for Champagne.

This is a super easy recipe which makes it perfect for serving at a party.   I simply mixed together equal parts of apple pie vodka and orange liqueur, poured them into a glass, and filled it with champagne.  I added a pinch of cinnamon on top and rimmed the glass with red sugar, but the cocktail would be delicious without it as well.

Why you will love Apple Pie Champagne Cocktail:

  •  It’s perfect for fall with all the delicious flavors of apple pie in a fun, bubbly cocktail!
  • With just three ingredients, this cocktail comes together in minutes.
  • It’s an easy cocktail to serve at Thanksgiving, holiday parties, or fall gatherings.
  • Give traditional champagne a seasonal makeover with warm apple pie flavors.

If you don’t have apple pie vodka you can use regular apple vodka and just add a pinch of cinnamon to the cocktail before serving to give it that same flavor. 

A top view of champagne glass rimmed with red sugar.

Ingredients:

  • apple pie vodka
  • orange liqueur
  • champagne or sparkling wine

The flavor of this cocktail made me think of fall.   It was warm, had flavors of apple and cinnamon, and was bubbly and so much fun. 

At a party you can rim a bunch of champagne flutes with red sanding sugar and line up beside a bucket of ice that is chilling the three ingredients for this cocktail. 

Add a glass of cinnamon sticks, red hot cinnamon apples, or sprigs of mint for garnish on the side.  You can even add in some red or green edible glitter to make this cocktail really sparkle. 

I like this cocktail a lot because it isn’t very sweet.   I find cocktails to often be really sweet which isn’t for me.  This one just adds a lot of apple and cinnamon flavor making it taste like you are drinking a spiced apple pie.  It’s delicious and it’s pretty too!

Pin IMage: Title, A champagne glass with twinkle lights in the back.

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A glass of champagne with two martini glasses on either side.

Apple Pie Champagne Cocktail

Apple pie vodka and orange liqueur turn this champagne into a fun and delicious cocktail!
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Author: Hezzi-D

Ingredients

  • 1 oz. Apple Pie Vodka
  • 1 oz. orange liqueur
  • Champagne sweeter is better then dry in this case
  • cinnamon
  • red sugar optional

Instructions

  • Pour red sugar into a shallow dish. Lightly rim a champagne glass with honey. Dip the rim of the champagne glass into the red sugar. Set aside.
  • Pour the apple pie vodka and orange liqueur into a cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Shake vigorously for 30 second. Strain the liquid into the prepared champagne glass.
  • Fill the glass with champagne. Add a pinch of cinnamon and enjoy!!

Notes

Adapted from Live The Fancy Life

  

A glass of champagne with two martini glasses on either side.

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