One part Cook's and one part orange juice equals one delightful mimosa! Cook's is easy to find and the price point is even easier compared to imported champagne. It's honestly difficult to tell the difference.

I am NOT a wine drinker, However I do love my Cooks Champagne extra dry for my mimosas!!😍😍 This is the PERFECT champagne for a mimosa! (Remember the cheaper the champagne, the less bitter.) I get this one OFTEN.

This is a good choice in a pinch as it can be found in most grocery stores when picking up your other supplies. We use this to make French 75s and it works great!!

Did not like this ones at all. Even orange juice didn't improve the taste. It is good if you are looking for a cheap champagne that will get you buzzed but not meant for brunch mimosas or celebrations. Would not buy again.

I love champagne! Cook's Brut Champagne is my favorite go to! It's affordable and yummy! Pairs well with orange juice or pineapple juice for a great mimosa! I would recommend this to others! I would definitely buy this again!

Out of 2 champagnes I use for mimosas this is my first go to . It's smooth & really has you feeling good 1 mimosa in. I recommend this brand with your next mimosa

Cooks Brut is inexpensive and perfectly paired with fresh orange juice to make the most refreshing mimosa. I wouldn't change anything about it. It's a staple on my weekend grocery list!

Perfect for mimosas! Affordable and mixes well with pineapple, Cranberry or orange juice. The flavor doesnt overpower the juices. Its a good calue and is Highly recomended

I love a sparkling wine, but this gives me a near immediate headache, I've tried it a few times and it's just how my body reacts to this specific sparkling wine.

Made delicious mimosa. I bring to to every bridal event or birthday. It's sweet and mixes really well with whatever juice. I've mixed it with orange juice, and passion fruit. And everyone has loved it