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A modern celebratory float that turns rosé Champagne into a dessert-cocktail hybrid, echoing the recent trend of bubbly “floats” for holidays, brunches, and romantic occasions.
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Scoop raspberry sorbet into a chilled champagne flute or coupe glass.
Slowly pour 6 oz Sparkling Rosé over the sorbet (it will foam up as it hits).
Add a few drops of rose water to the top.
Garnish with raspberries and dried rosebuds.
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A modern celebratory float that turns rosé Champagne into a dessert-cocktail hybrid, echoing the recent trend of bubbly “floats” for holidays, brunches, and romantic occasions. Raspberry sorbet melts into the sparkling wine for a sweet-tart berry body, while a hint of rose aroma (and rosebud garnish) gives it a perfumed, candy-floral finish that feels festive and light.
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