buck's fizz

British  

noun

1. a cocktail made of champagne and orange juice

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Example Sentences

To keep your drinks offering budget friendly, “Look for cocktails and punches that are based on cheaper spirits or wine, and all the better if the bulk of the drink is an affordable mixer or fruit juice. Sangrias, rum punches, mojitos or buck's fizz are all great!”

From BBC

As the royal carriage swept past, Bee Curtis and Joshua Carter perched on a railing slightly above the other onlookers, sipping Buck's Fizz.

From BBC

When Buck's Fizz narrowly won the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin in 1981, it meant the United Kingdom also won the right to host the following year's contest.

From BBC

Others have sunk without a trace — hello, Britain’s 2007 budget airline-themed novelty act Scooch — or saw their musical fame peak with Eurovision success, such as Irish singer Dana, who won as a teenager in 1970, or British pop quartet Buck’s Fizz, who took the prize in 1981.

From Seattle Times

Her how-tos include the relatable combination of “browned bread” with Buck’s Fizz and tips for not wasting all the “banged up” veg sitting in the bottom of the fridge.

From The Guardian