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This sparkling amaretto punch is the perfect cocktail to make for the holidays or New Yearโs Eve. Itโs not too sweet but so incredibly flavorful with amaretto, cranberry juice, orange juice, and a splash of champagne. Iโve also included a mocktail option in the recipe notes!

How to Make Amaretto Punch
Keeping in mind that Iโd like to make a New Yearโs Eve cocktail recipe, I knew this recipe had to be incredibly quick and easy while also incorporating THE New Yearโs beverage โ champagne.
Combining the sweet, delicious flavor of amaretto with the light and crisp champagne was a no-brainer. But to take this cocktail up a notch, itโs made into a punch.
Tart flavors pair perfectly with amaretto as they help to naturally balance out the sweet intense flavor. So to accompany this cocktail, tart cranberry juice and fresh orange juice flavor this cocktail.
The juices and amaretto are shaken along with two dashes of aromatic bitters. Think of this ingredient as salt is to cooking. Bitters really help to liven up a cocktail by leveling out the sweet notes.
Once shaken, the cocktail is poured into a coupe glass and topped with champagne.

What Are The Best Ingredients?
To get the most out of this cocktail, hereโs what you need to know:
- Amaretto โ Iโm not too impartial to any specific brand as all amaretto is delicious. But for the most part, I use Amaretto Disaronno.
- Cranberry Juice โ Use pure cranberry juice made with 100% cranberries. Avoid cranberry cocktail or anything with added sugar as that can make the cocktail a bit too rich.
- Orange Juice โ On the opposite end, use fresh squeezed orange juice rather than packaged orange juice. It has a sharper and more mellow flavor that pairs perfectly with the cranberry juice.
- Aromatic Bitters โ This tiny amount does so much to help awaken the flavors of this cocktail. If you canโt get your hands on this little bottle of liquid gold, anything that is incredibly bitter will work. I suggest a TINY swig of Campari.
- Champagne โ Iโm also not too picky about my champagne and since itโs such a tiny amount, no need to splurge on the expensive stuff. Go for a nice crisp bottle!
Amaretto Batch Cocktail
To use an entire bottle of champagne, multiple all other ingredients by 12. No need to shake โ just stir together in a punch bowl filled with ice.
- 2 1/4 cup amaretto
- 2 1/4 cup cranberry juice
- 1 1/2 cups orange juice
- 20-24 dashes bitters (Iโd taste test the batch for this one)
- 1 bottle champagne

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Sparkling Amaretto Punch
This sparkling amaretto punch is the perfect New Yearโs Eve cocktail! Itโs quick to make โ shaken with amaretto, cranberry juice, and fresh orange juice and topped with bubbly champagne.
- Prep Time 2 minutes
- Total Time 2 minutes
- Yield 1 cocktail
Ingredients
Sparkling Amaretto Punch
- 1 1/2 oz amaretto
- 1 1/2 oz pure cranberry juice (no sugar added)
- 1 oz fresh squeezed orange juice
- 2 dashes aromatic bitters
- 2โ3 oz champagne
Instructions
Sparkling Amaretto Punch
- In a shaker filled with ice, add the amaretto, cranberry juice, orange juice, and bitters. Shake for 30 seconds.
- Strain into a coupe glass and top with some champagne. Enjoy!
Equipment
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Buy Now Notes
MOCKTAIL โ Substitute the amaretto with 1 1/2 oz pure apple juice (no added sugar) and two drops of almond extract. Or substitute it with Lyreโs Amaretti which is a non alcoholic amaretto. Substitute the champagne with sparkling water or sparkling cider. For the bitters, itโs such a low amount of alcohol (kind of like vanilla extract) that itโs considered non-alcoholic but leave it out if you prefer.
- Category: Drinks
- Method: Shaken
- Cuisine: American


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