Pink Lemonade Moscato

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This cocktail just screams brunch to me! Look at those bright colors and fresh fruit. Check out our ingredients list and directions on how to make your Pink Lemonade Moscato below!

Close up pf two completed Pink lemonade Moscato

Make your Pink Lemonade Moscato!

Welcome to our series of cocktail recipes, we’ve got some crowd pleasing, gorgeous looking recipes available and this is most definitely one of them.

It’s easy to make by the pitcher, too, so that you can serve it at a wedding shower, or for a large group. I mean, what is better than a giant pitcher of fresh lemonade?

Answer? Pink Lemonade Moscato!

Pink Lemonade Moscato - view from the top of finished alcoholic lemonade cocktail

What is Moscato?

As I am not terribly familiar with Italian grapes, I had to bust open my Oxford Companion to Wine, and gave everyone on Instagram a sneak preview of this post.

Moscato is the Italian name for the Muscat grape varietal, which shows up the world with several different names, including Moscatel in Spanish and Portguese. While the naming convention depends upon the country and the subvarietal of the grape, in California you are most likely to find it labeled Moscato and made in a rosé style.

Muscat is also the grape in Moscato d’Asti, the lightly sparkling, low alcohol wine. Asti (without the Moscato d’ in front) is also made of Muscat, but has more atmospheres of pressure (more sparkling) and is higher alcohol.

drinks with added fresh fruit and ice to the cocktail to make it look beautiful and add more flavor

When to Serve Pink Lemonade Moscato?

Well I am not one to judge when you serve a drink of your choice, this drink is well suited for:

  • Brunch!
  • On the patio
  • Bridal showers
  • Large groups
above view of cocktails with glinting ice and sliced fresh fruit in alcoholic lemonade

How to Make Pink Lemonade Moscato

This alcoholic lemonade recipe is nice and easy.

It also doesn’t require any special bar tools, all you need is a measuring cup, cutting board, knife and glasses.

This recipe makes 2 cocktails. Check it out!

Ingredients

  • 1 – 187ml bottle of Pink Moscato (or ¾ cup from a larger bottle)
  • 1 cup pink lemonade
  • ½ lemon, sliced
  • 3 strawberries, sliced
  • Lots of ice
Pink Lemonade Moscato - All the ingredients, pink lemonade, strawberries, pink moscato, lemon

Directions:

  1. In a large glass or cocktail shaker, pour the pink Moscato in.
 ingredient shot with pink lemonade, strawberries and sliced lemons
  1. Add the pink lemonade to your cocktail shaker and mix well
Pink Lemonade Moscato - adding lemonade to the pink moscato in a glass
  1. Fill 2 glasses with ice.
  2. Divide the sliced fruit between the two glasses.
  3. Fill the glasses with the Pink Moscato and Pink Lemonade Mixture
finished alcoholic lemonade cocktail
  1. Serve and enjoy!
close up of the cocktail in two glasses

Don’t forget to try our Sparkling Peach Wine Float too!

Pink Lemonade Moscato Alcholic Lemonade Cocktail Recipe

Pink Lemonade Moscato

This cocktail just screams brunch to me! Look at those bright colours and fresh fruit.

Ingredients

  • 1 – 187ml bottle of Pink Moscato (or ¾ cup from a larger bottle)
  • 1 cup pink lemonade
  • ½ lemon, sliced
  • 3 strawberries, sliced
  • Lots of ice

Instructions

  1. In a large glass or cocktail shaker, pour the pink Moscato in.
  2. Add the pink lemonade to your cocktail shaker and mix well.
  3. Fill 2 glasses with ice.
  4. Divide the sliced fruit between the two glasses.
  5. Fill the glasses with the Pink Moscato and Pink Lemonade Mixture
  6. Serve and Enjoy!
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