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This sparkling, fruity alcoholic drink is the perfect addition to your next holiday party. With a hint of orange and a touch of sweetness, this Cranberry Prosecco Punch will serve a crowd.
2019 is almost upon us. It’s time for holiday parties with family, friends, and coworkers. You’ll love my Cranberry Prosecco Punch because it’s incredibly easy to make and will serve a crowd.
This punch also has a hint of orange, which perfectly complements the tart and sweet cranberry juice. I’ve you’ve never tried it before, Prosecco is a sparkling white wine from Italy. It is similar to champagne, and makes a fantastic celebratory beverage.
This punch is perfect for Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year’s. It would also make a great addition to your next brunch gathering.
Looking for another drink to serve at your next party? I love this simple and crisp Lemon Lime Wine Spritzer. It’s a light and low calorie beverage that’s perfect for a spring or summer gathering.
In the fall, my Fall Harvest Sangria is a crowd pleaser. It’s filled with apples, oranges, and cinnamon.
I like to prepare this recipe in each individual glass. Add your cranberries, triple sec, and cranberry juice, then top with Prosecco.
If desired, you can prepare in a pitcher or punch bowl instead. If using a large punch bowl, you can easily double this recipe and add orange slices on top for added visual appeal.
Whether fresh or frozen, cranberries make a beautiful garnish in this holiday drink. Since they have air pockets inside, they will float to the top in your glass. An orange slice or orange peel would also make a lovely garnish.
Cranberry Prosecco Punch
Ingredients
- 1 750ml bottle Prosecco
- 10 ounces cranberry juice
- 5 ounces triple sec
- 1/2 cup cranberries fresh or frozen
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a pitcher or punch bowl. Serve immediately.
- Alternatively, add 1 ounce of triple sec, 2 ounces of cranberry juice, and a handful of cranberries each to 5 glasses. Top with Prosecco and serve.
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