If you mix champagne with orange juice it's a Mimosa. What do you call it when all you have is cranberry juice?
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Champagne and orange juice? You mean a Bucks Fizz? No idea what the cranberry alternative is called though.
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Cranberry and Champagne is often called a BOG COCKTAIL. I think that Champagne and Orange juice is a BUCKS FIZZ
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A "poinsettia." http://www.barmedia.com/amo/1439fd.htm
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In the UK we call Champagne and orange juice "Buck's Fizz" but I've just looked in a cocktail book I have and Champagne with orange juice is called "Mimosa" like you said, and with cranberry juice it's called "Poinsettia"
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I find it amazing to see that what is known in the USA as a Mimosa has a totally different name in other parts of the world. So, it's a Buck's Fizz. I would love to order that at brunch in the USA and get a really strange look from the waitress. :-)
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I think it's called being resourceful!
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Poinsetta
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Bucks fizz is the name I have always heard for champagne and orange.
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Down South we call it a hydrangia.
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