1Easter Punch
C.W. NewellPacked with fruity flavors and a light and fizzy festive flair, this crowd-pleasing punch is just perfect for celebrating the holiday. It's essentially a strawberry limeade with a ginger ale twist that can also be made kid-friendly. You can even use it as a fun centerpiece!
Get the Easter Punch recipe.
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2Frosé
Caitlin BenselYes way, frosé! This slushy cocktail combines the fruity sweetness of rosé and strawberries—all in a blended frozen texture that's perfect for warmer spring occasions. You can also try other fruit flavors such as raspberries or very ripe peaches.
Get the Frosé recipe.
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3Piña Colada
Will DickeyEaster is near enough to summer, so why not try out the most tropical drink of all? This creamy cocktail comes together with the sweet richness of coconut cream, the refreshing taste of pineapple juice, and light or golden rum to create a paradise-like escape in every sip.
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4Grasshopper Cocktail
Stacy AllenThis retro-inspired drink with its bright green coloration is so on theme for Easter. Make it with a simple blend of crème de menthe, crème de cacao, and cream for indulgent flavor that feels like dessert in a glass. You'll want to garnish it with chocolate-covered mint candies, too.
Get the Grasshopper Cocktail recipe.
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5Tropical Punch
Ryan LiebeMade to serve a crowd, this vibrant punch is a great way to add a burst of tropical sunshine to your festivities! It gets its fruity flavor from a medley of orange juice and pineapple juice mixed with ginger ale. Toss in some maraschino cherries and orange slices for garnish.
Get Ree's Tropical Punch recipe.
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6Lemon Drop Martini
Caitlin BenselThere's nothing quite like the tangy sip of a lemon drop to brighten up your holiday. It has just the right amount of sweetness to balance out the tart lemon flavor. A twist of lemon finishes it off beautifully!
Get the Lemon Drop Martini recipe.
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7Aperol Spritz
Will DickeyAs soon as the weather warms up, it's officially Aperol spritz season. They're light and refreshing and perfect for enjoying at holiday brunch because they're not too boozy.
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8Classic Mojito Recipe
Will DickeyA muddle of mint and lime will do wonders to perk you up come Easter day. The mixture is both refreshing and invigorating! You'll also add a bit of sugar, white rum, and club soda to create an irresistible classic.
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9Cosmopolitan Cocktail
Antonis AchilleosLight, crisp, and refreshing, this classic cocktail is surprisingly simple to assemble: just vodka, orange liqueur, cranberry juice, and lime juice. Plus, the pastel pink just screams Easter party!
Get the Cosmopolitan Cocktail recipe.
10Spicy Cowgirl Martini
Ryan LiebeImagine a frothy espresso martini with an extra kick, thanks to chili syrup and a pinch of cayenne. That's exactly what this drink is! The bold cocktail will give you the energy you need to power through all your Easter festivities!
Get Ree's Spicy Cowgirl Martini recipe.
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11Champagne Punch
Danielle DalySay cheers to the spring holiday with a bubbly punch that's so ideal for serving a crowd! Bonus: The pretty pink color will beautifully complement the pastel tones of your Easter table.
Get the Champagne Punch recipe.
12Strawberry Lemonade
Caitlin BenselJust look at that festive color! This drink is fruity, tart, and fun for the whole family. But if you want to make an adults version, just add a splash of vodka or tequila.
Get the Strawberry Lemonade recipe.
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13Peach Bellini
Caitlin BenselRefreshing and oh-so-bubbly, bellinis are the perfect cocktail to serve up at brunch. Featuring a blend of peaches and strawberries, they deliver a vibrant, fruity flavor in every single sip.
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14Campari Spritz
Caitlin BenselFor those who enjoy bittersweet cocktails, you'll really want this one! The popular liqueur is beautifully balanced with two kinds of bubbles: sparkling water and prosecco. There's also a splash of bright, sunny orange juice!
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15White Sangria
Caitlin BenselRee enjoys serving sangria when hosting a crowd—it’s simple to prepare in advance, and guests can easily serve themselves! This white wine version makes an ideal base for fruity additions like apples, strawberries, and oranges.
Get the White Sangria recipe.
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16Spicy Jalapeño Margarita
Will DickeyKick things up on Easter with a cocktail that has a spicy spin. It all starts with a jalapeño-infused tequila that you can whip up the night before.
Get the Spicy Jalapeño Margarita recipe.
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17Strawberry Daiquiri
Caitlin BenselYou don't need a spring break vacation to enjoy this frozen, sweet drink. The cocktail is easy to blend up right at home, and it would make for a fun afternoon treat whether you make it with rum or without!
Get the Strawberry Daiquiri recipe.
18White Wine Spritzer
Caitlin BenselWine lovers will appreciate this refreshing drink. Look for a super crisp white wine, like Pinot Grigio or a Vhino Verde, or opt for something softer, like a semi-dry riesling. Either way, you'll want to dress up each glass with fresh fruit!
Get the White Wine Spritzer recipe.
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19Bloody Maria
Hector M. SanchezBloody Mary has a cousin, and she's an equally savory and spicy brunch cocktail idea. The recipe uses tequila and lime for a refreshing twist.
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20Tom Collins
Will DickeyFour simple ingredients are all you need for this classic cocktail: gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, and soda water. It's a refreshing sip that will pair with practically any menu.
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