20 Delicious 2-Ingredient Champagne Cocktails

This might just be the best summer cocktail around. Blended watermelon topped with Champagne is the perfect poolside beverage and you'll basically be drinking your vitamins.

Most sangrias are made with many different juices, liquors, chopped fruits, and wines, but not this one! This recipe is SO simple and delicious that you'll wonder why you didn't think of it first. All you need is a juice blend and a bottle of sparkling rosé.

I'll be the first to admit this one sounds... pretty strange. Guiness and Champagne? I mean, WHAT. But hey, the Irish are professionals, so who are we to question their expertise? You'll still get the creaminess of the stout, but it'll be complemented by a clean, bubbly finish.

Similar to the Black Velvet cocktail, but maybe a littttttle bit more approachable for those who don't love stouts. Beermosas are a true classic and you can use any dry beer. I personally suggest a clean, citrusy pilsner, but Bud Light works just as well!

Another awesome recipe for the summertime! Popsicles aren't just for kids as we all know, and this drink is definietly adult-approved. Eat your dessert and drink it too!

This simple recipe makes me SO excited for summer and strawberry season. It calls for frozen strawberries, which can be fresh off the patch or just from Harris Teeter. No judgement -- it'll be delicious either way.

Champagne + Angostura bitters = an incredible combination that marries two drinks from very different places: France and Venezuela. This is one of the OG cocktails and has been around for over 150 years. I'm technically cheating here because it has three ingredients including the sugar cube, but I'm classifying the sugar cube as a "pantry staple" like salt or pepper.

Raspberry sorbet doesn't only have to be for dessert! Grab a bottle of bubbles and turn it into a delicious punch next time you want to eat ice cream and drink simultaneously. Which is... always.

It's not the most interesting drink on this list, but you can't have a 2-ingredient Champagne cocktail round up without including the classic mimosa! This drink needs no introduction and you really can't go wrong. Whether you're using fresh squeezed or Tropicana, it's always a brunch favorite.

This cocktail is meant for Christmas, but I don't see any reason not to mix up a batch on St Patrick's Day or a boring Wednesday night! Melon liqueur is the star of this drink, giving it a festive neon color and an extra little kick of booziness.

A perfectly festive drink for Christmas time, or for when you just have extra pomegranate juice lying around. Either way, this is fantastically easy to make if you're hosting get-togethers during the holiday season!

Take a trip back to your youth by whipping up a batch of limeade-flavored Champagne! Make your own limeade if you're feeling ambitious, or just buy a bottle from the store if you don't have time to squeeze a zillion limes.

Another simple but tried and true twist on the mimosa. Grapefruit juice in place of the orange makes the drink more tart than sweet, which is a wonderfully refreshing change of pace.

Also known as The French Farmer, this cocktail is comprised of St Germain Elderflower liqueur and your choice of bubbly. This cocktail is elegant, refreshing, and a real crowd pleaser.

Yet another wonderful cocktail from our friends in France! This recipe combines crème de cassis -- a blackcurrent liqueur -- with Champagne, resulting in a gorgeous, effervescent ruby-colored mixed drink.

This robust twist on an Aperol spritz swaps out the Aperol for a spicy, darker liqueur called Amaro Nardini. This is the perfect winter weather drink and is a simple solution to keep you warm on a chilly night.

Grab a martini glass and get transported to Italy with this super fun happy hour cocktail! It's called a float because you float -- aka, slowly pour -- sparkling wine over the limoncello. If you don't think you like limoncello, I bet this drink would prove otherwise.

Yet another oldy but goody! The Bellini is an all time favorite and never gets old -- peach puree and Champagne are a match made in cocktail heaven.

A delicous fall twist on one of our favorite bubbly brews. The apple cider is a nice change of pace from OJ and will go just as well with a sparkling wine of your choice.

This fun take on a mimosa uses Champagne (obviously) and Trader Joe's Raspberry Cranberry Spritzer. You know what that means: DOUBLE the bubble. Although the recipe was made with Mother's day in mind, I think it would be perfect for any special or non-special occasion.