Cool down this Summer with this Watermelon Summer Splash Cocktail that is sweet, fruity and summery! !!
Fresh Watermelon juice, Tequila, and Moscato are shaken to pure perfection. THE BEST flavor combo, so refreshing!
Easy Watermelon Cocktail Recipe
Hello, my friends!! If you’ve been scorching in this Summer heat you are going to LOVE this recipe.
This Watermelon Summer Splash cocktail is perfect for those hot days when you want to enjoy refreshing adult beverages out in the sunshine. It’s flavorful and refreshing, that makes it a great way to cap off a long day in the sun! After all, what is warm weather without a cool drink in your hand… right?
Watermelon is one of my most favorite summertime things in the world and Moscato is my absolute favorite wine. So, this is pretty much my dream cocktail.
It is sweet, fruity and summery!
How to make a watermelon cocktail?
Did I mention that this cocktail is a breeze to make? This recipe is for a single serving made in a shaker but can scale up the recipe to make a whole pitcher. Basically, all you do is mix everything together, shake or stir with some ice, and voilà! Basically, the greatest effort will be going to buy fruit LOL.
I used Sutter Home Moscato to make this delicious cocktail! Of course, I couldn’t forget my Latino roots so I also added a splash of Tequila … the perfect kick!!!
What do I need to make Watermelon Cocktail?
- Watermelon Juice
- Tequila
- Moscato
- Agave or simple syrup
- Ice
Watermelon Cocktail Pitcher Recipe
You will need:
- 1 bottle (750 ml) Moscato
- 1 1/2 cups Tequila
- 2 cups watermelon juice
- 1/4 cup simple syrup
- Ice
- Sliced limes and watermelon balls to garnish (optional)
- Place the Moscato, tequila, watermelon juice, simple syrup and ice in a large pitcher, and stir to combine. Top with the lime slices and watermelon balls, if desired. Let sit for 5 minutes to allow for some of the ice to melt and mellow the cocktail.
- Pour into glasses, adding more ice from the pitcher to each glass as needed. Scoop a couple of lime slices into each glass when serving.
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Watermelon Summer Splash Cocktail
Ingredients
For 2 cocktails, if you want to make a pitcher see notes
- 3 oz tequila
- 6 oz Sutter Home Moscato
- 1/2 cup fresh watermelon juice
- 3 teaspoon simple syrup
- Ice
- Sliced Lime to garnish (optional)
- Kosher or Himalayan salt for rimming the glass, I used Himalayan salt (optional)
Instructions
- Add tequila, Moscato, watermelon juice, and agave to a cocktail shaker filled with ice, shake well. Taste, and if you would like it to be sweeter, stir in 1/2 teaspoon more of agave until the mix reaches your desired level of sweetness.
- Shake and strain into glasses.
- Serve immediately, garnished with lime slices if desired.
Notes
- 1 bottle (750 ml) Moscato
- 1 1/2 cups Tequila
- 2 cups watermelon juice
- 1/4 cup simple syrup
- Place the Moscato, tequila, watermelon juice, simple syrup and ice in a large pitcher, and stir to combine. Top with the lime slices and watermelon balls, if desired. Let sit for 5 minutes to allow for some of the ice to melt and mellow the cocktail.
- Pour into glasses, adding more ice from the pitcher to each glass as needed. Scoop a couple of lime slices into each glass when serving.
- Cut the watermelon into chunks removing the rind and seeds. Place the chunks into a bowl and let them cool in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours.
- In a blender, place watermelon and blend until smooth.
Nutrition
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- Cocktail Shaker
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- Fruit Baller
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- Chef Knife
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- Bamboo Cutting Boards
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Originally posted June 2016, photos replaced in July 2019 and post content edited to add more helpful information, no change to the recipe.
