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I was looking for something different on St. Patty’s Day and came across this drink: Black Velvet Cocktails. They are fun to make and fun to drink! It was different enough (I had never heard of it before) to make a splash at a party I was throwing. FYI: I’ve used Prosecco when making this and it came out fine. The key is definitely the shape of the glass. If you use the flute style glass, you’ll get that great foamy top. Hope you try it. Happy St. Patty’s Day.
If you are looking for other fun cocktails, be sure to check out my Happy Hour page. If you need the perfect St. Patrick’s Day Dinner menu, I’ve got that too.
To make this drink, simply fill a champagne flute half way with Guinness beer. Slowly top it with chilled Champagne. It will create a foamy head on top so be sure to pour slowly. Ideally, pour over the back of a spoon to help control the foam. How easy is this to make?
If you are looking for other fun St. Paddy’s Day cocktails, be sure to try my Irish Coffee.
Looking for other cocktails with a sparkling wine twist? Try some of these:
Sparkling Cherry Prosecco Cocktail
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Black Velvet Cocktail
Nutritional information is only an estimate. The accuracy of the nutritional information for any recipe on this site is not guaranteed.
Ingredients
- Guinness Stout beer (about 3-4 oz.)
- Champagne (about 3-4 oz.)
Instructions
- Fill a champagne flute half way with Guinness beer. Slowly top it with chilled Champagne. It will form a foamy head so be sure to pour slowly or over the back of a spoon. Nice, right?