Champagne Cocktail: How To Make A Champagne Cocktail (Video)

Nothing says 'celebration' like popping open a bottle of champagne. If you'd like to toast to the New Year in style, why not master the art of making a champagne cocktail?

In this video from Liquor, master bartender Jacques Bezuidenhout from Eastside West in San Francisco shows you how to make a classic champagne cocktail (complete with a sugar cube) and a second cocktail he calls the Forbidden Apple.

Both champagne cocktails are incredibly easy to make and only require a few ingredients. Watch and learn:

MORE: A Visual Guide to 15 Tasty Champagne Cocktails

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