Hawaiian Mimosa (Tropical Mimosa from TikTok!)
This Hawaiian Mimosa is made with prosecco, coconut rum, pineapple juice, and grenadine. It’s light, sweet, fruity, and downright delicious – no wonder it’s gone viral on TikTok!
Are you ready for this delicious Pineapple Mimosa?
Could this Hawaiian Mimosa recipe be the next big thing? Even bigger than the TikTok viral Corona Sunrise? I think just maybe, if only because it’s easier to make and even more delicious, in my opinion!
The delicious blend of coconut and pineapple and sweetened and enhanced by the prosecco and grenadine and will have you dreaming of a trip to the Hawaiian Islands!
This recipe has over 3.5 million views on TikTok and pretty much everyone who makes it loves it! So go make this drink ASAP before the FOMO sets in!
Rebecca’s Recipe Review
Taste: A light, sweet, and fruity taste.
Texture: Smooth with a bit of bubbly.
Ease: 1/10
Pros: This mimosa recipe is made with just 4 ingredients and doesn’t even require a cocktail shaker making it a simple drink to build for Sunday brunch or even at bridal showers.
Cons: None.
Would I Make This Again? Yes! I love a pretty, layered drink. The grenadine adds a layer of red while the pineapple sits on top. Want a smaller red layer? Add less grenadine – it’s that simple!
Sweet Mimosa Ingredients
- Bubbly: You can use either champagne or prosecco in this recipe, I personally prefer the latter. I also think a sparkling pink Moscato would make a lovely choice.
- Coconut Rum: I use Malibu since that seems to be the go-to option, but you can use your favorite coconut rum.
- Pineapple Juice: This replaces the traditional orange juice in a mimosa and adds a tropical flavor twist.
- Grenadine: You can use store-bought or try making my homemade grenadine recipe!
Such a crisp and refreshing drink that does not disappoint! Looking forward to enjoying this all summer long, indeed!
– Sara Welch
How to Make Hawaiian Mimosa with Pineapple Juice and Champagne
- Add prosecco (or bubbles of choice) to a fluted champagne glass. I know this step seems out of order, normally the prosecco is the last thing to be added to a mimosa, but this is how it’s made on TikTok, so we’re going with it!
- Pour in the coconut rum.
- Add the pineapple juice.
- Slowly pour in the grenadine syrup to sweeten things up and add that pretty layer of red!
Use sliced pineapple slices and or cherries as garnish for this pretty cocktail if you’re feeling fancy!
Large Batch Tropical Mimosa Recipe
If you want to make a large batch of this delicious cocktail (which I highly recommend for larger groups), simply combined the following in a large pitcher or punch bowl and keep it on ice.
- 750ml bottle of champagne or prosecco
- 1 1/4 cup Malibu rum
- 1 2/3 cups pineapple juice
- 3 ounces grenadine
How to Serve a Pineapple Mimosa
To serve this mimosa with its fun layered look, it must be assembled just right! To do so, first pour the prosecco, rum, and pineapple juice into the glass. Then, pour the grenadine over the top very slowly. This will leave you with a layered look that everyone will admire!
Once the pineapple mimosas are assembled, you can dress them up even more by garnishing them with pineapple slices and cherries!
Serve these trendy mimosas at a summertime brunch, or enjoy them on Saturday morning for a splash of extra fun and flavor!
How to Store Champagne and Pineapple Juice Mimosas
Unfortunately, leftovers cannot be stored since the champagne will go flat.
If you’re making the mimosa mixture ahead of time for a large group, then I’d suggest mixing everything except for the champagne in a large pitcher or airtight container and storing it in the fridge.
Then, right before serving to guests, top the mixture off with the champagne. This will prevent the champagne from going flat and give you a little head start in party prep.
Rebecca’s Tips
- Because this drink doesn’t get shaken or served with ice, it’s important to make sure all of your ingredients have been chilled before preparing for best results.
- I wouldn’t make this drink ahead of time simply because you’ll lose the carbonation of the prosecco if it sits too long. If you’re making a large batch, feel free to add the other ingredients to a pitcher ahead of time and then pour in the bubbly right before serving!
Can you use prosecco for mimosas?
Yes, an equal amount of prosecco can be used in place of champagne if you prefer.
Why is the drink called mimosa?
This popular cocktail is named after a mimosa plant called acacia dealbata which has a bright yellow color. Since mimosa cocktails are typically made with orange juice, they have a similar color to the Australian native plant, giving the cocktail its name!
Sip on another pineapple-infused beverage!
- Pina Colada – A deliciously frozen, fruity drink that’s made with creamy coconut!
- Mai Tai – The most delicious taste of the tropics, the perfect summer sip!
- Malibu Bay Breeze – Tropical flavor served up as a fun, layered cocktail!
- Rum Runner – Made with banana, blackberry, orange, and pineapple flavors!
- Pineapple Daiquiri – An easy frozen cocktail to cool down with!
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Hawaiian Mimosa with Pineapple Juice and Champagne
Ingredients
- 4 ounces prosecco or champagne chilled
- 1½ ounces coconut rum
- 2 ounces pineapple juice
- ½ ounce grenadine
Instructions
- Add prosecco, rum, and pineapple juice to a champagne flute, then slowly pour in the grenadine to create a layered look. Stir if desired before enjoying.
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Notes
- 1/4 ounce of grenadine may be used for more even layers and a slightly less sweet drink.
- Pink Moscato would also make a great substitute for prosecco or champagne.
- If you want to make a large batch of this drink – which I highly recommend for larger groups, simply combined the following in a large pitcher or punch bowl and keep it on ice.
- 750ml bottle prosecco
- 1 1/4 cup Malibu
- 1 2/3 cups pineapple juice
- 3 ounces grenadine
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I’ve made this on several occasions for a brunch, and it’s a big hit every time.
I made these fore ladies game night. They were a huge hit! Delicious!!
Made these for an after Christmas brunch with family. We all loved them.
This was awesome, instead of Champagne or Prosecco, I used Stella Rosa, Pineapple wine 🍷. Everyone Loved It!! Thanks for the share
I made these Mimosas. Omg!!!! Going to serve at my wedding. The perfect summer drink..Mimosas for occasions!!
I’m so glad you enjoyed them, Tia! I hope you have an amazing wedding!
OK….this may be my new favorite drink. I already love mimosas, but these were like next level!
Such a crisp and refreshing drink that does not disappoint! Looking forward to enjoying this all summer long, indeed!
What a beautiful color!! Sounds tropical & refreshing!