Lemonade Prosecco Punch is a refreshing party punch flavored with puckering raspberry lemonade and bubbly Prosecco and topped off with the sweet bursts of fresh berries.
Prosecco Punch Recipe
Flavored with puckering raspberry lemonade and bubbly Prosecco and topped off with the sweet bursts of fresh berries, our pink Prosecco cocktail will refresh your taste buds and be a hit at this week’s happy hour.
Similar to a Prosecco spritzer, our Prosecco punch is so delicious you'll want to serve it throughout the summer at all your picnics, barbecues and get-togethers!
Prosecco, prosecco punch and prosecco cocktails are all very trendy right now and our prosecco punch recipe will make any holiday happy and festive and is a delicious way to kick off a morning brunch.
So consider yourself trending when you make a pink lemonade cocktail with Prosecco! Cheers to Prosecco and lemonade!
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How to make a summer punch
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- Place ice in pitcher.
- Add lemonade, grenadine and vanilla.
- Stir in raspberries, strawberries, lemon slices and basil.
- Top off with Prosecco and serve immediately.
Prosecco FAQ’s
What is Prosecco?
Prosecco is a sparkling white wine made from the white Glera grape, the official grape of Prosecco.
What does Prosecco taste like?
Prosecco, a refreshing bubbly wine, features the fresh flavors of pear, apple and soft citrus.
Where is Prosecco from?
Prosecco originates from the Veneto region of Italy, originally known as Prosecco, hence the name of this sparkling wine.
Swirls of Flavor Recipe Tips
- Serve our Prosecco Punch soon after combining ingredients.
- If you prepare our punch in advance, add the Prosecco and ice just before serving!
- Prefer no alcohol? Just substitute ginger ale or lemon lime soda for the Prosecco
- Make with your favorite champagne in place of the Prosecco
What to add to Prosecco
Have more bottles of Prosecco? There are a variety of delicious ingredients that you can add to Prosecco to make yourself a delicious cocktail. May I suggest a few?
- Compari – Campari and Prosecco make a refreshing cocktail together
- Fruit juice – add sweetness with your favorite juice
- Fresh fruit – stir in chopped fresh fruit
- Gin – a gin Prosecco with lime is summer in a glass
- Pineapple and mint – make it tropical with pineapple juice, fresh mint and a pineapple fruit garnish
Ingredients you will need to make this recipe
- ice - makes this a cold and refreshing punch
- raspberry lemonade - adds fruity flavor
- grenadine - adds color and sweetness making this a pink punch
- vanilla extract - rounds out the flavors
- raspberries - sweet berry flavor
- strawberries - juicy fruity flavor
- lemon - bright citrus flavor
- fresh basil - fresh summer herb
- Prosecco - adds bubbles
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Berry Pink Lemonade Prosecco Punch is an easy party punch recipe that's flavored with puckering raspberry lemonade and bubbly Prosecco and topped off with the sweet bursts of fresh berries! Perfect for Mother's Day or any summertime get together!
- 2 cups ice
- 2 cups raspberry lemonade
- 1/4 cup grenadine
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 cup fresh raspberries
- 1 cup fresh strawberries, halved lengthwise
- 1 lemon, thinly sliced
- 2 Tbs. thinly sliced fresh basil
- 1 (750 ml ) bottle chilled Presecco
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Place ice in pitcher. Add lemonade, grenadine and vanilla.
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Stir in raspberries, strawberries, lemon slices and basil.
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Top off with Prosecco and serve immediately.
Recipe Video
Makes 6 cups + ice.
Swirls of Flavor Recipe Tips
- Serve our Prosecco Punch soon after combining ingredients.
- If you prepare our punch in advance, add the Prosecco and ice just before serving!
- Prefer no alcohol? Just substitute ginger ale or lemon lime soda for the Prosecco
- Make with your favorite champagne in place of the Prosecco
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