This Chambord and Champagne Cocktail with Raspberry Syrup is the perfect drink for New Year's, Valentine's Day, or any other evening you want to make special with a glass of champagne or prosecco.
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Why This Recipe Works
- It's a perfect cocktail for a celebration - Champagne and prosecco are usually considered to be a fancier drink than any other alcohol or regular wine. And I agree! The bubbles always make it more fun and special. The raspberry liqueur (Chambord) and the homemade raspberry syrup give it a beautiful pink color. It could be served for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, a simple date night, or New Year's Eve.
- It's made with only three ingredients - All you need is Champagne or Prosecco (I usually opt for the Prosecco because it's more affordable), Chambord, and raspberry simple syrup. I recommend making your own with fresh or frozen raspberries but you can buy it premade or just use plain simple syrup.
- Perfect for large groups - Because this drink doesn't need to be shaken and doesn't need ice, or any other fancy tools, it's easy to serve to bigger groups. You just divide the liqueur, syrup, and champagne between all your glasses and serve!
Ingredients
You only need three ingredients for this drink and no fancy tools which makes it perfect for serving it to a lot of people. You don't need to use a cocktail shaker or anything else, just mix your ingredients right in the serving glass!
- Chambord liqueur - Chambord is a raspberry liqueur. It comes from France and it's 16.5% abv. It's a little pricier but lasts a long time and you can use it in a ton of different cocktails. I recommend trying it in this Hibiscus Raspberry Margarita! If you don't want to splurge on Chambord, you can make this cocktail with just raspberry syrup instead but I recommend giving it a try if you can.
- Raspberry Simple Syrup - I use this syrup for so many drinks, I made a separate post on it! It's made with fresh or frozen raspberries, water, maple syrup or sugar, and vanilla extract.
- Champagne or Prosecco - Either one works, I like using a Rose prosecco for this cocktail but you can use regular prosecco. I recommend choosing dry because you are adding syrup too.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Making this cocktail couldn't be easier!
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The best glass for this cocktail is a champagne glass. Either a flute, coupe, or tulip glass. I went with a flute but you can choose any glass you have or like!
Pour the raspberry liqueur into your glass, then the raspberry syrup, and swirl them around. This is optional but it helps to mix the two together more.
Top up your drink with chilled champagne or prosecco and top with fresh raspberries for garnish, they'll float on top.
More Raspberry Drinks and Champagne Cocktails
- Rosemary Grapefruit Mimosa - This one doesn't use the syrup but it's a fun mimosa to try if you want something different from the usual orange juice + champagne.
- Hibiscus Raspberry Margarita - I already mentioned this one earlier in the post but it's a good one! Made with the same syrup and hibiscus bitters.
- Iced Raspberry Matcha Latte - This one is non-alcoholic and a great drink to add your leftover syrup to!
- Non-alcoholic version of this Champagne cocktail - Try the raspberry syrup with just sparkling water or berry flavored sparkling water. It's a really simple drink but delicious!
FAQs
Chambord is a raspberry liqueur. Its alcohol content is 16.5%. If you can't get a hold of it, you can skip it in this cocktail and just use the raspberry syrup. It can be used in a lot of cocktails - try it in a raspberry margarita in place of Cointreau!
Yes, I like mixing sparkling water with just the raspberry syrup. It's simple but makes for a tasty soft drink.
They're both sparkling wines. Champagne can only be made in the Champagne region in France. Prosecco is sparkling wine is mainly made in Italy but can be made anywhere. Champagne is always more expensive.
📖 Recipe
Chambord and Champagne Cocktail with Raspberry Syrup
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Cook Time: 20 mins
- Total Time: 25 minutes
- Yield: 1 1x
- Category: Cocktail
- Method: Mixing
- Cuisine: American
- Diet: Vegan
Description
A delicious champagne cocktail made with raspberry liqueur and homemade syrup. Perfect for any celebration!
Ingredients
- 1 oz Chambord
- 1 tbsp Raspberry Simple Syrup (see notes)
- Raspberries for garnish (optional)
- 4-6 oz Champagne or Prosecco (or enough to fill up the glass)
Instructions
- To a champagne glass, add the Chambord and raspberry simple syrup and swirl to mix.
- Toss in 1-3 raspberries for garnish if desired.
- Fill the rest of the glass to the top with Champagne or Prosecco.
- Serve immediately.
Notes
Raspberry syrup: 1 ½ cup water, 2 cups raspberries (fresh or frozen), 1 cup maple syrup or cane sugar, 2 teaspoon vanilla extract. Simmer raspberries, water, and syrup/sugar for 15-20 minutes. Stir in vanilla extract and strain through a fine-mesh strainer. Store in a glass jar in the fridge. See the link above for a more detailed recipe.
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khoingn | The Broad Life says
The cocktail's color looks great for the Lunar New Year. I may try one. Thanks for the recipe!
Gervin Khan says
Wow! This cocktail looks so tasty and delicious. The color makes it so enticing and tempting plus it's easy to prepare. Loved it!
Alita says
For all of its simplicity, this is a truly great champagne cocktail. I will have this on Valentine's
Beth Pierce says
The Raspberry Syrup adds just a touch of rich, fruity sweetness that still allows you to appreciate the wine. I loved it!
briannemanz says
It is a fabulous drink for romantic dinners on Valentine's day or any occasion actually. Thanks for sharing
Elizabeth O says
This is a great inspiration for other champagne cocktails. Its also very easy to create a non alcoholic version of this
Melanie Edjourian says
I really enjoy trying different cocktails. This one sounds lovely!!! Perfect for when friends visit.
Jona Shares says
We have been thinking of a wine night on Valentines Day so I guess this is the best time to learn about this and will definitely share this to my friends too!
Milton Coyne says
I haven't tried preparing my own cocktail but this Chambord champagne is truly ideal for Valentine's day celebration. I love raspberry too so this might me my kind of liquor. Thank you for sharing
jen schreiner says
OH MY MY MY!!!! This is a drink I can get behind. Looking forward to making this coctail. Thank you.
Fransic verso says
This looks so good. I would love to get one this week. I will note it to try it haha. Thank you for sharing!
Neely Moldovan says
Totallymaking this for my husband and I on Valentines!
Ntensibe Edgar says
Wow....this drink is so pretty! It's a shame I don't take alcohol anymore....I'd have given it a try!
Irena says
I like prosecco! This cocktail will be perfect for upcoming Valentine's Day 👌 Thank you for sharing!
Rosey says
They are pretty and festive. A crowd pleaser for sure.
Marysa says
What a pretty drink. This is perfect for Valentine's Day; I'll have to see where I can get some.
Brian says
Although I'm not a drinker, I appreciate how there are only three ingredients to this cocktail. Keep is simple!
Nyxie says
This sounds amazing! It would have been a great addition to the menu of a cocktail bar I used to work at. We always used chambord in our most prolific and fancy cocktails.
Elise Ho says
This sounds delicious. I do love that it is just three ingredients.