A Kir becomes a Kir Royale when Champagne is used in place of white wine. Think of the Kir Royale drink as giving this classic cocktail the VIP treatment. According to Food & Wine contributor ...

This non-alcoholic Kir Royale brings French elegance to any gathering, swapping traditional crème de cassis for blueberry ...

Change the wine to sparkling wine, a more luxurious choice, and it becomes a Kir Royale. The Kir Royale is the more famous of the two because Aligoté is relatively uncommon outside of Burgundy ...

Top with sparkling wine, leaving a small space at the top. Garnish each glass with a cocktail spear with 3 blueberries. The ...

Another classic sparkling wine cocktail is back in the spotlight thanks to a celebrity endorsement. This time it’s the Kir Royale, which features prominently in the current season of Netflix’s ...

Clinton Vineyards Sparkling-Kir Royale, $28 for 750 milliliters ... Florence Fabricant is a food and wine writer. She writes the weekly Front Burner and Off the Menu columns, as well as the ...

Kir tried to make a new red wine with pink liqueur and white wine, hence the Kir and the Kir Royale. The White Lotus has Aperol flying off the shelves for fans’ homemade spritzes (at least ...

A Kir, Royale. With Creme de Cassis in it. To make the Kir Royale cocktail, you will need a bottle of champagne (or dry sparkling wine) and blackcurrant liqueur, known as Crème de Cassis.

Change the wine to sparkling wine, a more luxurious choice, and it becomes a Kir Royale. The Kir Royale is the more famous of the two because Aligoté is relatively uncommon outside of Burgundy, and ...