Delicious Lemonade Prosecco Punch
Whenever I want a big-batch drink that feels special, this Lemonade Prosecco is my answer. Lemonade, citrus vodka and Prosecco come together in one pitcher with fresh blackberries and mint, then pour over ice. If you love my Raspberry Lemonade Prosecco or my Cucumber Watermelon Sangria, this one is a must.
Moreover, I rarely pour it on its own; it is made for sharing. Equally important, the longer it sits, the more the flavors infuse.
In essence, it is effortless summer hosting. Set out a pitcher next to my Champagne Brunch Punch and let guests help themselves.
What Is a Lemonade Prosecco?
It is a sparkling pitcher cocktail of lemonade, Prosecco and citrus vodka with blackberries and mint.
Lemonade Prosecco Ingredients (With Purpose & Flavor Notes)
Lemonade
Store-bought is perfectly fine.
Prosecco
Light, fruity bubbles.
Citrus Vodka
A gentle citrus kick.
Blackberries
Color and sweetness.
Mint
Freshness.
Lemon Slices
A pretty garnish.
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One-Gallon Glass Pitcher
For the host who batches drinks. It holds the full recipe, fruit and all, and the lid keeps it fresh overnight.
Melon Baller
For anyone who loves a pretty garnish. It scoops the watermelon into neat little spheres.
Citrus Squeezer
For the fresh-juice purist. It presses a quarter cup of lime juice in under a minute.
Blender
For making your own watermelon juice. It turns a few cups of melon into juice in seconds.
Mesh Strainers
For a clean pour. Strain the blended watermelon so no pulp clouds the pitcher.
Handheld Mandoline
For paper-thin cucumber and lime slices that look beautiful floating in the pitcher.
Cutting Boards
For the cook who preps often. Use the large board to break down a whole watermelon.
Chefās Knife
For halving the watermelon safely. A sharp eight-inch blade does the work for you.
Measuring Cups
For measuring the juice and whisking in the honey, then pouring it all from the spout.
Whisk Set
For dissolving the honey into the lime and watermelon juice. The small whisk is the one to reach for.
Bar Spoons
For the home bartender. The long handle reaches the bottom of a tall pitcher without bruising the fruit.
Stemless Wine Glasses
For the hostess who wants one glass for wine and cocktails. They are the style in my photos.
How To Make a Lemonade Prosecco
- Stir the lemonade and vodka in a pitcher.
- Add blackberries and mint.
- Top with Prosecco.
- Serve over ice with lemon.
Lemonade Prosecco
Ingredients
- 4 to 6 cups prepared lemonade store-bought is fine
- 1 (750 ml) bottle Prosecco chilled
- 1/3 cup citrus vodka
- 1 cup fresh blackberries
- fresh mint
- lemon slices for garnish
- ice
Instructions
- Mix. Stir the lemonade and citrus vodka together in a pitcher.
- Add the blackberries and mint.
- Top with Prosecco and stir gently.
- Serve over ice, garnished with lemon slices.
Notes
KEEP HOSTING
More to pour from the bar ā three cocktails worth shaking up next.
Lemon Basil Champagne Spitzer
Sparkling and celebratory ā the easy pour for gatherings.
Pour a Glass ā
The Perfect Raspberry Lemonade
Cool, tart and endlessly refreshing for warm afternoons.
Pour a Glass ā
Variations
Mocktail
Skip the vodka and use sparkling water.
Pink Lemonade
Swap in pink lemonade.
Berry Mix
Add raspberries and blueberries.
Herb Twist
Use basil instead of mint.
Frozen Slushy
Blend with ice.
RosƩ
Use sparkling rosƩ.
When I Love Serving a Lemonade Prosecco
Brunch
A pitcher everyone loves.
Showers
Easy to batch.
Summer Cookouts
Cool and bright.
Patio Parties
Refreshing all afternoon.
Motherās Day
A pretty toast.
Book Club
Light and festive.
What To Serve With a Lemonade Prosecco
Something Salty
My Salami Chips or Caviar Potato Chips.
An Elegant Bite
A Showstopper Board
My Caviar Board.
Seafood Crostini
My Smoked Salmon, Dill & Caviar Crostini.
A Cocktail Flight
Set out my Martini Board.
Something Sweet
Shelf Life & Storage Tips
Make Ahead
Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days; add Prosecco just before serving for the best bubbles.
Garnishes
Slice citrus and prep herbs up to a day ahead and keep covered in the refrigerator.
Leftovers
Mixed drinks with bubbles are best enjoyed right away.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many does it serve?
About 8.
Can I make it ahead?
Mix the lemonade, vodka and fruit ahead; add Prosecco to serve.
What vodka works best?
Any citrus vodka.
Can I use fresh lemonade?
Absolutely.
How do I keep it cold?
Chill all ingredients first and serve over ice.
Final Thoughts
A pitcher of Lemonade Prosecco makes any gathering feel like a celebration. With this in mind, I hope it becomes one of your go-to pours for gathering with the people you love.
All things considered, a great drink is one of the easiest ways to make guests feel celebrated. Please enjoy responsibly, and if you make it, I would love to hear how you served it.
Erica A. Thomas
Founder of Eating With Erica
SAVE NOW, MAKE LATER!
