mimosa
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Learn more on WikipediaMimosa is a classic brunch cocktail that combines equal parts of orange juice and champagne, creating a refreshing and bubbly drink. The cocktail is believed to have originated in France in the 1920s and is named after the mimosa flower, which has a similar color to the drink. Mimosa is typically served in a tall flute glass, with the orange juice added first and then topped with champagne. The drink is known for its sweet and citrusy flavor, with the champagne adding a crisp and effervescent finish. Mimosa is often served at brunches and special occasions, such as weddings, bridal showers, and baby showers. It is a popular and easy-to-make cocktail that can be customized with various fruit juices, such as grapefruit or cranberry, for added flavor and color.
- We ordered a mimosa to celebrate brunch.
- The wedding reception served mimosas to the guests.
- She enjoyed a refreshing mimosa on Sunday morning.
- A mimosa is a popular choice for festive occasions.
- The bartender garnished the mimosa with an orange slice.
a plant whose leaves droop when touched
C1Learn more on Wikipedia- The mimosa tree in our backyard fills the air with a sweet fragrance when its pink flowers bloom in the spring.
- At brunch, we sipped mimosas made with champagne and orange juice, enjoying the refreshing citrus flavor.
- She decorated the tables at the wedding reception with arrangements of mimosa flowers, adding a touch of elegance to the celebration.
- In Mediterranean cuisine, mimosa salad is made with layers of eggs, tuna, and avocado, topped with finely chopped mimosa flowers.
- The mimosa shrub is known for its ability to thrive in sandy soils and coastal climates, making it a popular choice for seaside gardens.
an evergreen Australasian tree with white or silvery bark, young leaves, and yellow flowers
- The garden featured a flowering mimosa with bright yellow blooms.
- Birds perched among the branches of the mimosa.
- The mimosa tree thrived in the temperate climate.
- She admired the silvery bark of the mature mimosa.
- Mimosas are often used as ornamental trees in parks.