This Olive Garden Peach Bellini is a super quick, two-ingredient cocktail made with chilled prosecco and peach nectar. It’s light, fizzy, and sweet — perfect for brunch, late-night wind-downs, or when you just want something pretty without much effort. Comes together in two minutes flat, no bar skills needed.
Jump to RecipeQuick Summary
- Prep time: 2 mins
- Cook time: 0 mins
- Flavor: peachy, bubbly, crisp
- Great for: easy cocktails, last-minute guests, solo sips
Why I Like This Recipe
Didn’t feel like drinking but also didn’t feel like… not drinking? Grabbed what I had, poured it slow, and honestly, it hit the spot. No mixer, no mess. Just chill, pour, sip.
Ingredients
- 1 oz peach nectar (not syrup — you want real juice)
- 6 oz dry prosecco, extra cold
Optional (if you’re feelin’ fancy):
- Splash of peach schnapps
- Peach slices or raspberries
- Sugar rim or mint
How To Make Peach Bellini
- Pour the nectar: Drop 1 oz peach nectar into a champagne flute. Chilled glass = bonus points.
- Add the bubbles: Slowly tilt and pour in the prosecco. You don’t want to kill the fizz.
- Garnish or don’t: Swirl it once if needed. Add a slice of peach if you feel like showing off. Sip immediately.

Tips for Success
- Chill everything — warm prosecco isn’t it.
- Use good peach nectar, not sugary syrup.
- Stir gently if the layers don’t mix on their own.
- Skip the schnapps if you’re not into sweet-on-sweet.
Storage and Reheating
- Fridge: Leftover nectar? Fridge it. Use within 5 days.
- Prosecco: If you don’t finish the bottle, use a stopper. Still fizzy-ish the next day.
- Reheating: Nope. Don’t. It’s a Bellini, not soup.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I make a pitcher of this?
Totally. Just keep the ratio (1 part nectar, 6 parts prosecco). Mix gently and serve right away. - Is this the same as a mimosa?
Kind of. It’s like a peachy cousin — still bubbly, just not orange. - What prosecco should I use?
Dry is best. Too sweet and the drink gets syrupy fast. - Can I use canned nectar?
Yep, just check that it’s not mostly sugar water. - Is it okay to use Champagne instead?
Sure, but it’s pricier and might overpower the peach a bit.
Common Mistakes and How to Dodge Them
- Using warm prosecco: Kills the vibe fast. Bellinis need chill to stay crisp.
- Too much nectar: Balance matters. More than an ounce and you’ll lose the sparkle.
- Pouring too fast: Bubbles overflow, fizz dies. Tilt the glass and go slow.
- Skipping the taste test: Depending on your nectar, you might need a splash of sweetener — or not.
- Thinking it’s only for brunch: Nope. I’ve had this at 10pm in sweats. Still hits.
Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)
- Calories: 97 kcal
- Total Fat: 0g
- Saturated Fat: 0g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Sodium: 3mg
- Potassium: 94mg
- Total Carbohydrate: 7g
- Dietary Fiber: 0g
- Sugars: 6g
- Protein: 0g
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Peach Bellini – Easy Olive Garden Copycat
Course: DrinksCuisine: ItalianDifficulty: Easy1
servings2
minutes97
kcalA fizzy, peachy two-ingredient cocktail with prosecco and nectar — fast, fresh, and low-effort fancy.
Ingredients
1 oz peach nectar
6 oz dry prosecco
- Optional:
Peach schnapps, fresh fruit, sugar rim
Directions
- Add chilled peach nectar to a flute.
- Slowly pour in prosecco at an angle.
- Stir once if needed. Add optional garnish.
- Sip immediately and serve cold.
Notes
- Always chill the prosecco and the glass.
- Don’t overdo the nectar — 1 oz is plenty.
- Avoid overly sweet juices. Real fruit flavor = better Bellini.
- Goes great with salty snacks or brunchy bites.