This beermosa is a refreshing twist on the classic mimosa, combining beer, orange juice and triple sec for a bright, bubbly cocktail. Typically made with a light beer like a wheat or pale ale, it offers a crisp and citrusy flavor profile. It is perfect for brunch or summer gatherings.
Who doesn't love a good cocktail - from a passion fruit margarita to a vodka sunrise to a blue mojito.
But some can be quite complicated and need a ton of ingredients. Not with this beermosa though. You need just 3 ingredients and what you get is a refreshing cocktail that work for any occasion.
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Why You Will Love This Cocktail
- Easy and quick to make - Just 3 ingredients create a refreshing drink in seconds.
- Versatile - Works well with various beer styles, from wheat beers to lagers, letting you customize it to your taste.
- Great for any occasion - Perfect for brunches, game days or casual get-togethers.
Ingredient Notes
- Beer - Opt for a wheat beer, pale ale or lager for a smooth, crisp base that complements the citrus flavors.
- Orange juice - Freshly squeezed juice adds a bright, natural sweetness, but store-bought works in a pinch.
- Triple sec - Enhances the orange flavor in the beermosa with a touch of sweetness and a subtle boozy kick.
- Orange slices - Adds a vibrant pop of color and a fresh citrus aroma to each glass.
Ingredient Swaps
As with any recipe, you can change up the ingredients if need. Some substitutes include:
- Swap a light beer with with a Hefeweizen, Blonde Ale or Non-Alcoholic Beer for a similar smooth base.
- Use grapefruit juice for a tangier twist or pineapple juice for tropical vibes instead of orange juice.
- Substitute triple sec with Cointreau for a premium orange liqueur or Grand Marnier for a richer flavor.
How to Make a Beermosa
Please note full ingredient list and instructions can be found in recipe card below.
Step 1: Add ¼ cup orange juice and 1 tablespoon triple sec to a tall glass. Top with beer and garnish with an orange slice if desired.
Cocktail FAQs
Wheat beers, pale ales or lagers are ideal due to their light, crisp flavors that complement the citrus notes of orange juice.
Yes! Use a non-alcoholic beer and fresh orange juice for a booze-free version.
Freshly squeezed orange juice is best for vibrant flavor, but high-quality store-bought juice works too.
It’s best to mix them fresh to maintain the beer’s carbonation.
Serve in a tall pint glass, beer mug or even a champagne flute for a classy presentation.
Pro Tips/Recipe Notes
- Ensure both the beer and orange juice are cold before mixing to keep your Beermosa refreshing and bubbly.
- Freshly squeezed juice brings a natural sweetness and vibrant flavor that elevates the drink.
- Enhance the drink with a twist of lime or a sprig of mint along with orange slices for an extra touch of flair.
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Beermosa
Ingredients
- 2 (12 oz) light beers
- ½ cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoon triple sec
- orange slices for garnish
Instructions
- Add ¼ cup of orange juice to two tall glasses. Add 1 tablespoon of triple sec to each then top off with beer until full. Garnish with orange slice if desired.
Notes
- Ensure both the beer and orange juice are cold before mixing to keep your Beermosa refreshing and bubbly.
- Freshly squeezed juice brings a natural sweetness and vibrant flavor that elevates the drink.
- Enhance the drink with a twist of lime or a sprig of mint along with orange slices for an extra touch of flair.
John says
Easy and good.
Ryan says
Yes it is!