This Dutch orange liqueur by DeKuyper will be the go-to for bars that don't carry Cointreau (or ones that reserve Cointreau for premium cocktails), and bottles of it cost only about $10.

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Prepare the Mimosa: Pour orange liqueur and 1 1/2 teaspoons orange syrup into a tulip-style Champagne glass (or a white wine glass). Tilt glass slightly, and slowly pour sparkling wine into glass.