This Pineapple Mimosa recipe is the perfect cocktail for festive entertaining. It’s quick to assemble, totally refreshing, and pairs wonderfully with sweet and savory dishes. I especially like serving mimosas at breakfast and brunch. Whether you’re hosting a crowd or making something special for yourself, this drink is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

pineapple mimosas in coupe glass with pineapple wedge garnish.

I love a good mimosa moment, don’t you? There’s something about the sparkle of bubbles, the brightness of juice, and the ease of it all that just feels like a celebration waiting to happen. Around here, I’m always looking for ways to take a classic and make it feel new again. That’s exactly what’s happening today with these Pineapple Mimosas. They’re a sunshine-filled update to the brunch cocktail we all know and love.

Instead of the usual orange juice, we’re swapping in pineapple juice, adding a splash of orange liqueur for depth, and finishing it all off with sweet, bubbly prosecco. Yum! The result is light, tropical, and just a little fancy without any extra effort. These are the kinds of drinks that make weekend mornings feel special, whether you’re hosting friends or treating yourself to something a little extra.

pineapple mimosas in glasses with pineapple garnish.

TABLE OF CONTENTS hide

1 Why You’ll Enjoy This Recipe

2 Ingredients

3 How To Make

4 Frequently Asked Questions

5 Pineapple Mimosa

Why You’ll Enjoy This Recipe

If you love mimosas but want to try something new, this tropical version is a fun and unexpected change. The pineapple juice adds just the right amount of sweetness and brightness, making it ideal for spring and summer gatherings.
There’s no need for a cocktail shaker or special tools. You just pour the ingredients straight into the glass and you’re good to go. It’s as easy as it gets, which makes it perfect for entertaining.
These Pineapple Mimosas are light, fruity, and not too sweet, which means they go really well with just about any brunch or lunch dish. Think everything from pastries and quiche to light salads and seafood. Though to be honest, you can serve them any time of the day for any reason.

Looking for more classic cocktail recipes? I’m here to help. Check out this collection of some of my best cocktail recipes here on Inspired by Charm.

pineapple mimosa in coupe glass with pineapple wedge.

Ingredients

One of the reasons I love this cocktail is that it only requires a few ingredients. Let’s gather up everything we will need:

Pineapple juice – This adds a tropical sweetness and a bright citrusy flavor that sets the tone for the whole drink.
Prosecco wine – A lightly sparkling and sweet white wine that gives the mimosa its signature bubbly finish and a touch of floral fruitiness. You can use any champagne, moscato, or sparkling wine here.
Grand Marnier or Cointreau – Just a splash of this orange liqueur deepens the flavor with citrusy warmth and a hint of sophistication.
Fresh pineapple – Used as a garnish, it’s a simple way to add a bit of flair and a visual nod to the flavors inside the glass.

two pineapple mimosas in glasses on a table.

How To Make

Who’s ready for a cocktail? It’s time to make these Pineapple Mimosas! I’ll walk you through the steps below. I’ve also provided a full ingredient list and instructions in the printable recipe card below.

Begin by pouring the pineapple juice into a coupe glass or champagne flute.
Next, add the Cointreau.

pouring Prosecco into coupe glasses with pineapple juice.

Top with prosecco, pouring slowly to avoid overflowing the glass.
Garnish with a fresh pineapple wedge and serve.

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And that’s it. Easy, right? These Pineapple Mimosas are worthy of any celebration. If you’re looking for a new and easy go-to cocktail recipe, this just might be it!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a different type of wine instead of prosecco?

Yes, definitely. While prosecco adds a nice sweetness and light fizz, you can use moscato, cava, or even a dry sparkling wine if you prefer something less sweet. Just keep in mind that the flavor will shift slightly depending on your choice.

Can I make this into a pitcher cocktail?

Yes. For a pitcher, combine equal parts pineapple juice and prosecco, then add orange liqueur to taste. Chill everything until ready to serve and stir gently just before pouring into glasses. Add the fresh pineapple garnish at the end.

What kind of glass should I use?

I served these in coupe glasses for a charming, old-fashioned feel that adds a bit of vintage flair to the presentation. That said, champagne flutes work just as well and will help preserve the bubbles a bit longer. Use whatever fits the vibe of your gathering.

two pineapple mimosas in glasses with pineapple garnish.

More Sparkling Cocktails You’ll Love

Whether you’re planning a brunch gathering, hosting a shower, or just want to sip something festive on a sunny afternoon, these Pineapple Mimosas are a fun and easy way to elevate the moment. They’re quick to make, easy to love, and guaranteed to brighten your table with a burst of tropical flavor.

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