This Pomegranate Cranberry Punch recipe is made with Homemade Cranberry Juice, pomegranate juice, and — of course — bubbly, wonderful champagne. It’s the perfect holiday drink for parties, get-togethers, and festive family dinners!
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Ring in the Holidays with This Festive Punch!
Looking for a fun festive cocktail to make this holiday season? Look no further than this Cranberry Pomegranate Punch! It’s made with homemade cranberry juice using fresh cranberries! As well as all of the other flavors of the season — fresh rosemary, oranges, pomegranate juice, and of course champagne!
My favorite thing about this cocktail is that you can make it ahead of time! You can make the homemade cranberry juice and store in the fridge for up to a week before. You can also assemble the punch and the punch ice cubes the day before as well. All you have to do the day of is top with champagne!
Ingredients
- Fresh Cranberries: I use fresh cranberries to make my homemade cranberry juice. This takes the punch to the next level! If you are in a pinch store-bought cranberry juice works as well!
- Sugar: Is used to sweeten my homemade cranberry juice. Adjust to taste.
- Orange Juice: Fresh squeeze orange juice and cranberry go so well together! I use orange juice in the punch AND to make my homemade cranberry juice.
- Pomegranate Juice: Adds a tartness and sweetness to the punch. I like to opt for the not from concentrate pomegranate juice located in the refrigerate section for the best taste!
- Triple Sec: Is an orange flavor liquor that is sweetened. So it helps sweeten the punch as well as give it a nice orange flavor!
- For Garnish: Pomegranate Aerials, Cranberries, Orange Slices and Fresh Rosemary Sprigs!
- Champagne: Opt for a dry brut champagne so the punch isn’t too sweet.
How To Make cranberry POMEGRANATE punch
- Make the Homemade Cranberry Juice! Add the cranberries, sugar, and water to a saucepan. Bring to a light simmer and cook until cranberries have opened up and the sauce has thickened, 20 minutes.
- Stir in the orange juice then strain the whole cranberries out of the mixture using a sieve. You just made your own cranberry juice!!
- Assemble the Cocktail Punch: Add pomegranate juice, cranberry juice, orange juice, triple sec to a punch bowl. Top with sprigs of fresh rosemary, orange slices, pomegranate aerials and more fresh cranberries!
- Serve: When you are ready to serve add in the champagne!
- Bonus Points: For an extra fancy touch freeze some of the punch in ice cube trays with fresh cranberries and rosemary. Serve them in glasses topped with champagne. For the kids you can serve these with sparkling water on top or sparkling apple juice!
kelley’s Tips
- This is a great make ahead cocktail! To make this cocktail in advance I advise making the homemade cranberry juice ahead of time and you can also assemble the punch and the punch ice cubes if using! Before serving just add your champagne!
- Always use fresh cranberries; not cranberry juice! You can almost always find these in your grocery store’s produce section this time of year.
- If you don’t have oranges handy, you could use other citrus like limes or even lemon juice. Triple sec usually has a combination of all three so either of those citruses will pair nicely with it!
More Cocktail Recipes To Try
- Pomegranate Cranberry Champagne Punch
- Red Wine Sangria
- Spiked Berry Lemonade
- Mixed Berry Mojito
- Mixed Berry Margaritas
Pomegranate Cranberry Champagne Punch
Ingredients
- 2 cups fresh cranberries
- 2 cups water
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 1/2 cup triple sec
- 1 1/2 cups pomegranate juice
- 1 bottle of champagne
For serving
- orange slices
- fresh rosemary sprigs
- pomegranate aerials
- fresh cranberries
Instructions
- Make the homemade cranberry juice: Add the cranberries, sugar, and water to a saucepan. Bring to a light simmer and cook until cranberries have opened up and the sauce has thickened, 20 minutes.
- Stir in the orange juice then strain the whole cranberries out of the mixture using a sieve. You just made your own cranberry juice!!
- Assemble the Cocktail Punch: Add pomegranate juice, cranberry juice, orange juice, triple sec to a punch bowl. Top with sprigs of fresh rosemary, orange slices, pomegranate aerials and more fresh cranberries!
- Serve: When you are ready to serve add in the champagne!
- Bonus Points: For an extra fancy touch freeze some of the punch in ice cube trays with fresh cranberries and rosemary. Serve them in glasses topped with champagne. For the kids you can serve these with sparkling water on top or sparkling apple juice!
- Serve them in glasses topped with champagne. For the kids you can serve these with sparkling water on top or sparkling apple juice!
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Tina
Mmm! These look beautiful (and delicious)!
Joanne
We have lots of leftover champagne so I know what I’ll be brunching with this weekend! Such a fun cocktail!
Alessandra
Looks absolutely amazing! Congratulations on a fantastic year, and best wishes for a wonderful 2015 filled with lots of delicious food!
Kelley
Thank you Alessandra! Happy New Year!
Maya
This sounds delicious! I’ll have to add it to my party punch list!
Pamela
You know how to celebrate with color and taste! Here’s to a happy 2015 to you!
Kelley
Thanks Pamela! Same to you!
Elizabeth
This looks so amazing! I’m going to have to find another occasion for champagne punch since it’s already past New Year’s.
Kelley
Thanks Elizabeth! Hope you enjoy!
Jill Roberts @ WellnessGeeky
Pomegranate cranberry champagne punch looks awesome Kelley! I found your post from Pinterest! I’m also gonna pin this post on my Pinterest board my followers will love it. Thanks for sharing!
Julia Stearns @ Healthirony
I had a similar pomegranate cranberry champagne punch at a restaurant recently and found myself craving it and wondering if I could recreate it today. Thanks, Kelley!
Shaunie Gassner
We made this for Thanksgiving, yum!
Kelley Simmons
Yah! So glad you enjoyed this!