4 x Champagne Cocktails - one of them has Guinness in it!?

What is your favourite Champagne cocktail? Comment below... Mine? French 75 any day! Simple and citrusy with a splash of gin! STB Cocktail Crew FB: https://stevethebartender.com.au/facebook FRENCH 75 The French 75 is a slight variation on a classic Tom Collins. Gin, citrus and sweetener but the key difference being a splash of Champagne to give it a spritz as opposed to a dash of sparkling water. Originally the French 75 called for a cognac but it is more commonly made with gin. A great citrusy, bubbly cocktail that I prefer to serve over ice in either a collins glass or wine glass. Full recipe: https://stevethebartender.com.au/french-75-gin-champagne-cocktail-recipe/ CHAMBORD ROYALE The Chambord Royale is a simple and tasty variation of a classic Kir Royale, substituting the sweet, rich Chambord Black Raspberry Liqueur in place of creme de cassis. Chambord is made with a cognac base, red & black raspberries, Madagascan vanilla, honey and citrus - although the decadent liqueur's prominent flavour is black raspberry. Full recipe: https://stevethebartender.com.au/chambord-royale-cocktail-recipe/ CLASSIC CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL The Champagne Cocktail is one of the oldest cocktails, dating back to atleast the mid-1800s. The recipe is simple. A sugar cube soaked in aromatic bitters and Champagne. Of course the recipe has evolved ever so slightly and some like to add 10ml of Cognac or, my preference, Grand Marnier. It is one of the most well known Champagne cocktails. It's simple and elegant. Full recipe: https://stevethebartender.com.au/classic-champagne-cocktail/ BLACK VELVET The drink was first made by a bartender of Brooks's Club in London in 1861 to mourn the death of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's Prince Consort. Full recipe? You don't want to drink this... Music by Gurty Beats - French Chill Hop: https://gurtybeats.bandcamp.com/track/french-chill-hop-instrumental