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Place the sugar cube in a Champagne flute and saturate with the bitters. Slowly pour the wine over the cube; be careful not to let it bubble over. Garnish with the lemon twist. Serves 1.

This wonderfully refreshing classic combines gin, lemon juice, sugar syrup and champagne. For the sugar ... Strain the mixture into a flute using a hawthorne cocktail strainer and a fine mesh ...

Once that was ready, I dipped my champagne flutes in water and rolled the edges of the glasses on a plate of rainbow-colored sugar. I instantly loved the look of this. From there, it was as easy ...

Place the sugar cube onto a spoon and add the bitters. Drop the soaked sugar cube into a champagne flute and add the cognac. Top up the glass with champagne and serve.

You can even do this at a tailgate! Step 1: To rim the champagne flute; add the brown sugar and corn syrup to two saucers.

Whether it's a night in with a special someone or a get-together with friends, February is a great time to enjoy a cocktail. If you're looking to make something a bit more fun, a new recipe deck has ...

With fresh-squeezed lemon juice, sugar, and a splash of Champagne ... shake with ice and double strain into a champagne flute. 2. Top with champagne (about 2 oz) and garnish with a lemon twist.