Craving a mimosa? Or a Bloody? You're not alone: Searches for brunch co*cktails are up 118 percent on Pinterest! Whatever's driving the dramatic uptick, you don't have to wait for Mother's Day to indulge. Here are 14 boozy bevvies that look so chill, you'll want to pin them to your boards right now.
Ginger Beer Margaritas
Imagine your fave margarita recipe meets the tingly sweet fizz of ginger beer. It’s like a Moscow mule and a margarita had a baby. (via How Sweet It Is)
Pear Vanilla Coconut Cooler
When pear nectar meets coconut vodka, what’s not to love? A bit of coconut sugar pretties up the rim, and reinforces the tropical note. (via The Cookie Rookie)
Pomelo Chili Paloma co*cktails
In this riff on the classic Paloma co*cktail, grapefruit soda is replaced with an extra zingy fresh citrus juice blend. Birch-smoked sea salt and chili powder on the rim add extra bite. (via Brooklyn Supper)
Cucumber Lemongrass Caipirinha
This version of the traditional Brazilian co*cktail calls for all ingredients to be crushed along with the ice in a blender, but you could still muddle the mint by hand, the old-school way, if you prefer. The added cucumber and lemongrass are a refreshing twist. (via Supergolden Bakes)
Pimm’s co*cktail
When you’re hosting brunch, you can’t go wrong with this boozy pitcher drink that’s like the British equivalent of sangria. In a twist on the classic cooler, this recipe is spiked with elderflower liqueur, which gives it a sweet floral finish. (via Vikalinka)
Pineapple Ginger Mojitos With Spiced Rum
If you think a regular mojito is a mouthful of YUM, just wait until you try this version with spiced rum and a homemade pineapple-ginger syrup — oh, em, gee, is it good! (via Nicky’s Kitchen Sanctuary)
Apple Bee’s Knees co*cktail
The Bee’s Knees is a prohibition-era co*cktail made of honey syrup, fresh lemon, and gin that really stands the taste test of time. The addition of apple juice makes the pour that much more generous, without losing the tasty sour-sweet balance. (via A Saucy Kitchen)
Moscow Mule Mimosas
Moscow Mule Mimosas make for the best brunch drinks ever! So easy, unique, delicious, and fun! Spiked ginger beer, orange juice, and champagne. YUM! (via The Cookie Rookie)
The Love Potion co*cktail
This original co*cktail calls for a homemade blackberry syrup that’s spiked with Champagne. A few sprigs of rosemary and some reserved berries make for an Insta-perfect presentation. (via Lark & Linen)
Strawberry and Peach Rosé Sangria
For some, it’s not brunch if there’s not a pitcher of sangria at the ready. This rosé version with strawberries, peaches, and basil is about to become your new fave spring drink. (via What’s Gaby Cooking)
Frozen Peach Bellini
This twist on the classic Bellini takes every bit of effort out of the equation. Freeze the peach pureé ahead of time, then all you’ve got left to do is pop a cork and pour. (via Jennifer Meyering)
Watermelon Elderflower co*cktail
This original co*cktail calls for watermelon juice spiked with elderflower liqueur. It makes a sweet and pretty aperitif. (viaLife Love and Sugar)
Sangria Verde
If you haven’t tried a sangria made with vinho verde, you’re in for a treat. The dry effervescent white wine from Portugal pairs so well with sweet fruits and liqueurs — and the spring green presentation will brighten your tablescape. (via The Bojon Gourmet)
Spicy Bacon Bloody Mary Brunch co*cktail Idea
Seriously, you had us at bacon! This recipe calls for a homemade Bloody Mary mix, featuring horseradish, Sriracha, and a rim of Creole spices that's one BIG spicy tomato flavor bomb. (via The Novice Chef)
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