Color: Bright Golden Yellow
Aromas: Orange Citrus
Flavor: A satiny, vibrant, spritzy, off-dry light-to-medium body, and an even medium-length finish, with great acidity, accents of tangy orange, and no bad aftertaste. A balanced and flavorful Mimosa that offers a delicious and refreshing taste in a convenient package.
Specs
Alcohol: 8%
Mimosa Royale Apple Mimosa Canned, 375ml
Tasting Notes
Color: Clear Apple Juice
Aromas: Crisp Red Apple
Flavor: Just like apple juice. Vibrant, petillant, moderately sweet light-to-medium body and a seamless, easy finish. No bad apple cider aftertaste. A clean, fun, and light-hearted Mimosa anytime.
Specs
Alcohol: 8%
Mimosa Royale Berry Mimosa Canned, 375ml
Tasting Notes
Color: Light Rose
Aromas: Strawberry, blueberry, and, raspberry
Flavors: One note hits you in the beginning, one note in the middle, and one note in the end. Leaving a satiny, vibrant, petillant, moderately sweet light-to-medium body and a seamless, easy finish. A fun and light-hearted Mimosa for all activities.
Specs
Alcohol: 8%
Mimosa Royale Mango Mimosa Canned, 375ml
Tasting Notes
Color: Bright Gold
Aromas: Fresh ripe mango
Flavor: A round, vibrant, effervescent, sweet medium-to-full body, and a smooth, medium-length with a flavorful mango finish that keeps you wanting more. A sweet and full-bodied tropical Mimosa that will add loads of flavor to any festivity
Specs
Alcohol: 8%
About the Wine
Mimosa Royale is a ready-to-drink mimosa made with light white California Wine combined with the refreshing taste of natural fruit. The secret is our sweet and light-bodied mix of different Muscat Wines, then adding only the best 100% natural juice there is in the world, blended to make our proprietary mix for the perfect canned flavored wine.
Top Awards
Best in Class - 2022 North of the Gate Wine Competition 91 Points - 2022 Chilled 100 Spirits Awards Gold - 2022 Monterey International Wine Competition Gold - 2022 LA International Wine Competition Gold - 2022 International Women’s Wine Competition Gold – 2021 International Canned Wine Competition
Our quest to create the perfect pre-made Mimosa started in 2014. Everyone we talked to said it could not be done; that Mimosas are complex and too difficult to premake for the public. But we did not believe them. We searched California high and low for the best sourced white wine grapes, and after a year of searching we found our grapes in one of its finest wine counties. We combined different varieties of grapes, to create a proprietary blend wine with a perfect mix of tropical back notes and a sweet orange finish, that is both tasty and refreshing.
Once we perfected the wine, we began sampling every 100% natural juice to find the tastiest combinations.
Finally, in 2016, right here in wine country, the ideal combination of white wine and natural juice was blended together to create Mimosa Royale. Now you can enjoy a delicious, cold Mimosa Royale for any occasion, day or night, with no mess or waste. Just chill, turn the bottle over a couple times to mix, open, and enjoy. With so many amazing flavors to choose from, you’re sure to find a Mimosa Royale that you love!
Available States
AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
Just pulled my 4 pack out of my fridge! Took me back to the 1980’s, with my big permed hair and my wine coolers, but with a little more sophistication!
Mimosa Royale offers a variety of flavors - apple, mango, orange and berry. I like that they are made with premium white wine and 100% real fruit juice. It’s labeled Gluten Free, which is important in our house hold!
They are light tasting with a little bubbliness to them. Very refreshing and would make a great grab in the cooler for a picnic or tailgating! Tried all four flavors, but berry was my favorite and mango came in 2nd. Be a little careful with these because the alcohol content is 8%. If you ever liked wine coolers, then give Mimosa Royale a try and enjoy!!
@jennyrenard@TimW Sorry for the delay. Each can is around 170 cal. Since we are an actual canned wine,.and not a wine cooler, we don’t need to put nutritional facts. Only ingredients are slightly carbonated wine and 100% all-natural juice.
Hey Everyone. I hope you enjoy our Mimosa Royale. Not only are we the “World’s First Ready to Drink Mimosa” but we are also the “World’s Most Awarded Flavored Wine”.
With No Artificial Colors or Flavors, No Sugar Added, Gluten Free, and 100% All Natural. You can enjoy every drink knowing you are drinking the best.
Each can of Mimosa Royale is around 170 calories and at 8% AbV.
This is not a low alcohol Wine Cooler but a refreshingly high abv Flavored Wine…CHEERS
@rjquillin Of Course. This is Jody Stafford. My husband and I own and make Mimosa Royale. We are a small family owned business slowly paving the way for the flavored wine industry. We are very excited about all our awards and what the future has to offer. As seltzers are on a decline, quality flavored beverages have become more in demand. People are tired of the over carbonated, lack of flavor, and low abv beverages that have flooded the market. So it has opened the door for our 100% All Natural RTD. Wine, Juice, and carbonation is our only ingredients.
I hope everyone enjoys
@scott0210 An interview/article in Napa Valley Life Magazine mentions a shelf life of one year. Maybe the producer can jump back on and confirm that and if this offer is fresh goods.
@kaolis@scott0210 Yes. We say one year but you are correct. It is Wine. No real shelf life. We make out Mimosa Royales using a proprietary Muscato Blend, 100% Natural Juice, and carbonation…that’s it.
@DebRVA@MimosaRoyale Yeah this would have been used up quickly back in my dorm! (Ironically, that was the 1980s, the age of Bartles & Jaymes which was jokingly mentioned here). Glad to know it sounds quite a bit different (and far better quality) than the “wine coolers” of the 80s-90s.
I was fortunate to receive a larger than expected rattage package containing Mimosa Royale!
It comes in cans that are slightly larger than standard beer cans, and each beverage has 8% alcohol, not shabby in the slightest.
In general, these would be perfect for a brunchy get together, or for anyone who wants their wine a little sweet. They have a lovely amount of bubbles to tickle your palate. I found the wine quality to be surprisingly good (no artificial weirdness on the nose or palate).
I drank these with a friend who loves Moscato and she said she preferred these to that. Hopefully this gives you an idea of the sweetness in this particular offering.
The 4 flavors are Orange, Apple, Mango, and Berry.
My Moscato friend’s favorite was the berry, it was a full berry flavor (I got more raspberry/blueberry than strawberry), and it was the sweetest in the bunch. It was a little too sweet for me as I prefer a drier wine.
As you can see in the image below, the berry has a slightly pinker hue, which is a lot of fun!
My favorite flavor was the Mango, it had a lovely mango flavor without a lot of residual sweetness, and
the wine was a very nice color.
The Apple flavor was the weirdest. I didn’t detect much apple flavor in it at all, but it was still a rather sweet but enjoyable sip. My Moscato friend liked this one as well.
I’ve saved the most traditional flavor for last: Orange. An orange mimosa is the default, and this flavor was good. It had a nice orange aroma and flavor, and the color is reminiscent of the flavor as well.
I don’t think I’m the target market for this particular beverage, but I do think I could be. If I used this as the base for a champagne cocktail, added some bitters and some acid (lemon or lime juice) it would be right up my alley. If you have someone in your life you’d like to share these with that might like them as is, rounding out the sweetness of these using those ingredients would be easy and delicious.
@erisire Thank you for this! I’m a big moscato drinker and I’m never quite sure if something is quite up that alley, so I really appreciate you adding your friend’s comments.
@erisire@SpoopySkeleton What a great review!!! Thank you. You are very good with the taste buds. The base of our wine IS a proprietory muscato blend that we make ourselves. So good catch. We just add a little bit of juice and carbonation… That’s what keeps this drink clean and refreshing with no bad after taste.
Curious on your blend, and while I understand it’s proprietary, is it just Moscato, or do you sneak in other varietals as well, without disclosing what they may be unless you care to?
@ern1 The pool, lake, river, beach, park, golf courses, festivals, concerts, and home. We have tried them at all of these locations and the drink works well.
@MimosaRoyale geez you all are busy. Maybe we can expedite the shipping so we can have them before we leave town on Oct 6th….that would be splendiferous.
We were too. And the good ol Stawberry Hill Boones Farm. Great memories. The only difference is we are flavored with 100% natural juice. And made with high quality California wine. I am not sure what they used back then for flavoring. We never really cared lol.
@MimosaRoyale I have a question regarding ingredient labeling and how the rules work on it. I’m really glad you explained the basic wine+juice beverage you create. But as you mention, the world of seltzers and also some wine-related beverages has really changed, a lot of new things, a lot already going away again. It was definitely a trendy thing for a bit but I’d say the market changed permanently in that people are now more open to and even seeking these “alternative” packaged beverages.
It was mentioned that you don’t post ingredients or nutritional table (i.e. calories, sugars, etc) on your product; neither do other wine products I’ve seen, though I’d welcome it especially for “flavored” wine and distilled products when you don’t really know WHAT you’re getting. Similarly, Beer doesn’t usually, unless the manufacturer wants to stress something about their “purity,” like when Bud went after Coors under allegations that it might contain HFCS. Bud stated, at least for a while, the 4 ingredients in it. (don’t think they still do that, though).
On the other hand, seltzers seem to have the labels always, so I’m assuming the laws are different. One thing I noticed with the trends in the “seltzers” is that some were listing “100 (or 90) calories” or saying “no sugar.” Recently I found several that in the fine print, contained Stevia. Now I don’t think I have a medical reason to avoid it, but I just don’t like it. So after I bought a pack like that, and thought “hmm, something funny here” I noticed the ingredient label and now I avoid that brand. So today I picked up a brand with 4 ingredients listed.
Sorry to ramble on… I guess for your product, are you ALLOWED to post the information if you wanted to? Or is even prohibited to say it, even though it’s required on other alcohol beverages? (Who would think that the laws regarding alcohol distribution would be bizarre or based on a century of corruption?). Do you think it would be good marketing to say what you told us here, about what is added, and calories, etc. I think it would!
Your are 100% correct. We think full disclosure and transparency is VERY important with anything you are putting in you and on you. That is why we are quick to answer any of those questions when they arise. We most likely will add it to the website for ease of information and transparency but are debating to put on the can. And here is why…
Time for a little Alcohol lesson. Lol
Any alcoholic beverage over 7% abv does not fall under FDA but only under the TTB jurisdiction. So that is why all wines and spirits do not put nutritional facts or ingredients on their labels. IF they do chose to put it on then they HAVE to also be regulated by FDA. And as everyone knows, dealing with any government agency is a pain. The less you talk to them the better.
So no one that is over 7%abv worries about label details, just eye appeal.
That being said, we agree with you and believe in transparency. Everyone is more health conscious and wants to know what “The Man” is slipping into our food supply. We have seen salt, sugar, hormones, and chemicals all added to our food and drinks. Causing diabetes, HTN, and hormonal imbalances on our population.
So we have applied and just recently got FDA approved.
FDA#: 15543223618
So we can add all the details to the can and bottles when we are ready to deal with FDA.
@MimosaRoyale Well, thank you, that explains the mystery I knew was hiding back there somewhere in government regulations relating to TLA (3 letter acronym) agencies.
I had no idea that it came down to “you crossed the 7% ABV County Line and now you are in a different Jurisdiction!”
Also, @ScottHarveyWine bought some. Hard to pass up that vote of confidence.
@MimosaRoyale@pmarin@ScottHarveyWine Clippy: it looks like you’re trying to figure out government regulations…would you like help with that?
/giphy Microsoft clippy
How much more are you saving by buying a full case?
(Note: Tax & Shipping not included in savings calculations).
Mimosa Royale Canned Mimosa Variety Pack - $10 = 13.51%
Mimosa Royale Orange Mimosa Canned, 375ml
Tasting Notes
Specs
Mimosa Royale Apple Mimosa Canned, 375ml
Tasting Notes
Specs
Mimosa Royale Berry Mimosa Canned, 375ml
Tasting Notes
Specs
Mimosa Royale Mango Mimosa Canned, 375ml
Tasting Notes
Specs
About the Wine
Top Awards
Best in Class - 2022 North of the Gate Wine Competition
91 Points - 2022 Chilled 100 Spirits Awards
Gold - 2022 Monterey International Wine Competition
Gold - 2022 LA International Wine Competition
Gold - 2022 International Women’s Wine Competition
Gold – 2021 International Canned Wine Competition
What’s Included
12-cans:
24-cans:
Price Comparison
$95.75/Case for 6x Mimosa Royale Orange Mimosa Canned, 375ml + 6x Mimosa Royale Apple Mimosa Canned, 375ml + 6x Mimosa Royale Berry Mimosa Canned, 375ml + 6x Mimosa Royale Mango Mimosa Canned, 375ml at Mimosa Royale
About The Winery
Available States
AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Oct 17 - Wednesday, Oct 19
Mimosa Royale Canned Mimosa Variety Pack
$36.99 - $63.99
wut?
in for a case I guess!
/giphy And now for something completely different
@TimW i see other uses for this giphy as well
Kewl
@Cerridwyn Kewler?
Just pulled my 4 pack out of my fridge! Took me back to the 1980’s, with my big permed hair and my wine coolers, but with a little more sophistication!
Mimosa Royale offers a variety of flavors - apple, mango, orange and berry. I like that they are made with premium white wine and 100% real fruit juice. It’s labeled Gluten Free, which is important in our house hold!
They are light tasting with a little bubbliness to them. Very refreshing and would make a great grab in the cooler for a picnic or tailgating! Tried all four flavors, but berry was my favorite and mango came in 2nd. Be a little careful with these because the alcohol content is 8%. If you ever liked wine coolers, then give Mimosa Royale a try and enjoy!!
@jennyrenard these made me think of wine coolers, too…The old Bartles and James!
@jennyrenard curious if there is calorie information on the cans? I can’t find it anywhere on the internet.
@TimW absolutely!!
@TimW it just had the warning label. No calorie count on them.
@jennyrenard @TimW Sorry for the delay. Each can is around 170 cal. Since we are an actual canned wine,.and not a wine cooler, we don’t need to put nutritional facts. Only ingredients are slightly carbonated wine and 100% all-natural juice.
Well, maybe the next day:
/giphy lethargic-withdrawn-partner
Hey Everyone. I hope you enjoy our Mimosa Royale. Not only are we the “World’s First Ready to Drink Mimosa” but we are also the “World’s Most Awarded Flavored Wine”.
With No Artificial Colors or Flavors, No Sugar Added, Gluten Free, and 100% All Natural. You can enjoy every drink knowing you are drinking the best.
Each can of Mimosa Royale is around 170 calories and at 8% AbV.
This is not a low alcohol Wine Cooler but a refreshingly high abv Flavored Wine…CHEERS
@MimosaRoyale thank you for the info! I was wondering about the calories. In for a case!!
@MimosaRoyale Any chance we could get a bit of an intro from you and your association/position with MR?
@rjquillin Of Course. This is Jody Stafford. My husband and I own and make Mimosa Royale. We are a small family owned business slowly paving the way for the flavored wine industry. We are very excited about all our awards and what the future has to offer. As seltzers are on a decline, quality flavored beverages have become more in demand. People are tired of the over carbonated, lack of flavor, and low abv beverages that have flooded the market. So it has opened the door for our 100% All Natural RTD. Wine, Juice, and carbonation is our only ingredients.
I hope everyone enjoys
@MimosaRoyale @rjquillin completely agree. Move over hard seltzers!
In for a 24! These should be good in the fall around a fire pit.
/giphy astounding-knowing-low
In for 48. Fxxx it… Let’s go.
/giphy sexy-furry-art
/giphy crumby-fantabulous-downtown
What is the drinking window on these?
@scott0210 An interview/article in Napa Valley Life Magazine mentions a shelf life of one year. Maybe the producer can jump back on and confirm that and if this offer is fresh goods.
@kaolis No worries, I was joking…
@scott0210 Well it is wine after all…
@kaolis @scott0210 Yes. We say one year but you are correct. It is Wine. No real shelf life. We make out Mimosa Royales using a proprietary Muscato Blend, 100% Natural Juice, and carbonation…that’s it.
A little marketing from the producer:
fwiw
@kaolis , this was a good time. This music artist was making an album called Mimosa and wanted to host our product in her video. Love the chorus!!!
@kaolis @MimosaRoyale fun!
What the heck, I’ll try it. If I don’t like it I have a college student who will take them off my hands.
/giphy tasteful-outspoken-mamba
@DebRVA No Lies on that!!! LOL
@DebRVA @MimosaRoyale Yeah this would have been used up quickly back in my dorm! (Ironically, that was the 1980s, the age of Bartles & Jaymes which was jokingly mentioned here). Glad to know it sounds quite a bit different (and far better quality) than the “wine coolers” of the 80s-90s.
I was fortunate to receive a larger than expected rattage package containing Mimosa Royale!
It comes in cans that are slightly larger than standard beer cans, and each beverage has 8% alcohol, not shabby in the slightest.
In general, these would be perfect for a brunchy get together, or for anyone who wants their wine a little sweet. They have a lovely amount of bubbles to tickle your palate. I found the wine quality to be surprisingly good (no artificial weirdness on the nose or palate).
I drank these with a friend who loves Moscato and she said she preferred these to that. Hopefully this gives you an idea of the sweetness in this particular offering.
The 4 flavors are Orange, Apple, Mango, and Berry.
My Moscato friend’s favorite was the berry, it was a full berry flavor (I got more raspberry/blueberry than strawberry), and it was the sweetest in the bunch. It was a little too sweet for me as I prefer a drier wine.
As you can see in the image below, the berry has a slightly pinker hue, which is a lot of fun!
My favorite flavor was the Mango, it had a lovely mango flavor without a lot of residual sweetness, and
the wine was a very nice color.
The Apple flavor was the weirdest. I didn’t detect much apple flavor in it at all, but it was still a rather sweet but enjoyable sip. My Moscato friend liked this one as well.
I’ve saved the most traditional flavor for last: Orange. An orange mimosa is the default, and this flavor was good. It had a nice orange aroma and flavor, and the color is reminiscent of the flavor as well.
I don’t think I’m the target market for this particular beverage, but I do think I could be. If I used this as the base for a champagne cocktail, added some bitters and some acid (lemon or lime juice) it would be right up my alley. If you have someone in your life you’d like to share these with that might like them as is, rounding out the sweetness of these using those ingredients would be easy and delicious.
@erisire Thank you for this! I’m a big moscato drinker and I’m never quite sure if something is quite up that alley, so I really appreciate you adding your friend’s comments.
@erisire @SpoopySkeleton What a great review!!! Thank you. You are very good with the taste buds. The base of our wine IS a proprietory muscato blend that we make ourselves. So good catch. We just add a little bit of juice and carbonation… That’s what keeps this drink clean and refreshing with no bad after taste.
@erisire @MimosaRoyale @SpoopySkeleton
Curious on your blend, and while I understand it’s proprietary, is it just Moscato, or do you sneak in other varietals as well, without disclosing what they may be unless you care to?
Thanks for joining in the fray here.
@erisire @rjquillin @SpoopySkeleton it is 3 different Muscat varietals mixed together. If I tell ya I’ll have to kill ya. Lol.
@erisire @MimosaRoyale @SpoopySkeleton
Thanks
@SpoopySkeleton I’m so glad I could be of help! Enjoy!
@MimosaRoyale @SpoopySkeleton I was really impressed with the quality of this offering. Y’all are killing it!
What the hell, these sound fun especially kicking off a game day get together or around the holidays! In for a case!
@ern1 The pool, lake, river, beach, park, golf courses, festivals, concerts, and home. We have tried them at all of these locations and the drink works well.
@MimosaRoyale geez you all are busy
. Maybe we can expedite the shipping so we can have them before we leave town on Oct 6th….that would be splendiferous.
I’m looking at canning our Tickle Me Pink. So this I find interesting. I’m impressed with what they are doing. I’m in.
Cheers,
Scott
@ScottHarveyWine Thank you my friend. Email anytime with questions you may have. Mike@drinkmimosa.com
In for 24, 12 for my sister, 12 for my sister-in-law, both big Bartyles and James fans back in the day…
/giphy peaceful-outspoken-lice
@UnderTheHill You all will love it!!! Cheers
We were too. And the good ol Stawberry Hill Boones Farm. Great memories. The only difference is we are flavored with 100% natural juice. And made with high quality California wine. I am not sure what they used back then for flavoring. We never really cared lol.
I too was a Bartles and Jaymes fan back in the day, guess now that is way back in the day…
/giphy rebellious-distinct-raven
@BigGrumpyBear
These sound like fun!
wily-tiny-assassin
@dkralston
/image Bartles & Jaymes photo ad
@pmarin
@pmarin We are the new Bartles and James… Mike and Jody!!!
@MimosaRoyale I have a question regarding ingredient labeling and how the rules work on it. I’m really glad you explained the basic wine+juice beverage you create. But as you mention, the world of seltzers and also some wine-related beverages has really changed, a lot of new things, a lot already going away again. It was definitely a trendy thing for a bit but I’d say the market changed permanently in that people are now more open to and even seeking these “alternative” packaged beverages.
It was mentioned that you don’t post ingredients or nutritional table (i.e. calories, sugars, etc) on your product; neither do other wine products I’ve seen, though I’d welcome it especially for “flavored” wine and distilled products when you don’t really know WHAT you’re getting. Similarly, Beer doesn’t usually, unless the manufacturer wants to stress something about their “purity,” like when Bud went after Coors under allegations that it might contain HFCS. Bud stated, at least for a while, the 4 ingredients in it. (don’t think they still do that, though).
On the other hand, seltzers seem to have the labels always, so I’m assuming the laws are different. One thing I noticed with the trends in the “seltzers” is that some were listing “100 (or 90) calories” or saying “no sugar.” Recently I found several that in the fine print, contained Stevia. Now I don’t think I have a medical reason to avoid it, but I just don’t like it. So after I bought a pack like that, and thought “hmm, something funny here” I noticed the ingredient label and now I avoid that brand. So today I picked up a brand with 4 ingredients listed.
Sorry to ramble on… I guess for your product, are you ALLOWED to post the information if you wanted to? Or is even prohibited to say it, even though it’s required on other alcohol beverages? (Who would think that the laws regarding alcohol distribution would be bizarre or based on a century of corruption?). Do you think it would be good marketing to say what you told us here, about what is added, and calories, etc. I think it would!
Your are 100% correct. We think full disclosure and transparency is VERY important with anything you are putting in you and on you. That is why we are quick to answer any of those questions when they arise. We most likely will add it to the website for ease of information and transparency but are debating to put on the can. And here is why…
Time for a little Alcohol lesson. Lol
Any alcoholic beverage over 7% abv does not fall under FDA but only under the TTB jurisdiction. So that is why all wines and spirits do not put nutritional facts or ingredients on their labels. IF they do chose to put it on then they HAVE to also be regulated by FDA. And as everyone knows, dealing with any government agency is a pain. The less you talk to them the better.
So no one that is over 7%abv worries about label details, just eye appeal.
That being said, we agree with you and believe in transparency. Everyone is more health conscious and wants to know what “The Man” is slipping into our food supply. We have seen salt, sugar, hormones, and chemicals all added to our food and drinks. Causing diabetes, HTN, and hormonal imbalances on our population.
So we have applied and just recently got FDA approved.
FDA#: 15543223618
So we can add all the details to the can and bottles when we are ready to deal with FDA.
@MimosaRoyale Well, thank you, that explains the mystery I knew was hiding back there somewhere in government regulations relating to TLA (3 letter acronym) agencies.
I had no idea that it came down to “you crossed the 7% ABV County Line and now you are in a different Jurisdiction!”
Also, @ScottHarveyWine bought some. Hard to pass up that vote of confidence.
/giphy hurt-impartial-sugarcane
@MimosaRoyale @ScottHarveyWine Ooh, looks like someone just tried to figure out government regulations…
@pmarin @ScottHarveyWine LOL. The never ending battle of government agencies. You got to love it.
@MimosaRoyale @pmarin @ScottHarveyWine Clippy: it looks like you’re trying to figure out government regulations…would you like help with that?
/giphy Microsoft clippy
/giphy actical-unclear-volleyball
How much more are you saving by buying a full case?
(Note: Tax & Shipping not included in savings calculations).
Mimosa Royale Canned Mimosa Variety Pack - $10 = 13.51%
I have never been more disappointed to forget to check the site for a day.