From: Christy Sowers
On Apr 25, 2004
Excellent punch recipe! I used it for my sister-in-law to be's bridal shower and it was fantastic. Has the perfect mix of fruit flavor, champagne, and carbonation. I did add some food coloring to make it a more appealing color, but otherwise wouldn't change a thing. Thanks for a keeper!
From: Yvonne3
On Nov 16, 2003
I served this punch at a shower. The guests were mostly Food and Beverage people. They could not stop raving about this punch. It was very simple to prepare. I added a fruited frozen gingerale ring. It was fabulous! Absolutely the best! Can't wait for an occasion to serve it again.
From: Chef #274384
On Mar 16, 2006
This punch is absolutely wonderful! Simple to make with easy to find ingredients. A good recipe for anytime of year. The champagne gives the punch just the right amount of "kick" without being too overwhelming.
From: gene bean
On Nov 26, 2008
Love this punch!!! I half fill a bundt pan with ginger ale and float halved strawberries in it, then put it in the freezer overnight. Pop the ice ring into your punch bowl and pour the champagne over it. The punch looks festive and stays cold without diluting your drink.
From: Smasher
On May 19, 2002
Couldn't be easier to make - not too sweet. Served it at a bridal shower and was preferred over the non-alcoholic punch.
From: Andrea Gammon
On Sep 26, 2001
Excellent!! I served this at a bridal shower and everyone loved it. It is also so quick and easy to make!
From: Keltie
On Aug 3, 2004
I served this at a Girls Night party I was the hostess of. It was the hit of the party! Quick and easy to make.
From: cmsnovi
On May 10, 2001
We made this for a bridal shower and garnished it with a gingerale ring with strawberries and lemon/lime slices. It was refreshing and looked pretty as well.
From: Bev
On Dec 11, 2005
This is an excellent punch and it could not be easier to put together at the last moment. I served it at my Christmas party this year and will plan to make it again for any occasion calling for beverages for a crowd. I added a few slices of orange for garnish and a little ice to keep it chilled for the evening. This recipe will go into my favorites for certain.
From: Allysundrop
On Jan 11, 2009
This punch is great! It's so simple, but people just didn't believe how simple it was! I made this for two different Christmas parties, one with the champagne and one with sparkling grape juice instead. The bowl was drained dry at both parties. I floated some orange and lime slices on top to make it look pretty. Thanks for the recipe!
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