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This pomegranate non alcoholic spritzer is the perfect tangy sweet mocktail, featuring lime and ruby red pomegranate juice.
Are you into mocktails? Sometimes when you’re entertaining, you need a delicious, fancy drink that’s an option for people who are not drinking alcohol, too. This pomegranate non alcoholic spritzer can be either a cocktail or a mocktail! It’s sweet and slightly tangy, featuring that beautiful ruby red pomegranate juice color. It looks lovely garnished with pomegranate seeds or lime wedges. It’s a perfect fall drink for entertaining. Keep reading for the non alcoholic spritzer recipe!
How to make this non alcoholic spritzer
This pomegranate non alcoholic spritzer is very easy to mix up. It’s simply a combination of soda water, non alcoholic apple cider, pomegranate juice, and fresh squeezed lime juice. Simply combine them all and garnish with lime wedges and pomegranate seeds!
To make the soda water, we use this SodaStream. Can I rave about using a SodaStream for a second? Alex and I were in a habit of drinking a specifically trendy carbonated water product all the time. Instead of buying so many cans of that, we had the idea to get a SodaStream. It’s also a great healthy beverage substitute for soda pop.
Alex used to be a huge pop drinker, and while he hasn’t had the stuff in years, he still enjoys beverages that are more exciting than plain old water. Soda water with some lemon and/or lime wedges is a perfect soda substitute (or a sub for that magical trendy carbonated water), and we drink it often. It’s also fun to experiment with carbonating other beverages, like wine — it makes instant champagne!
To make soda water: Our SodaStream!
We hope you enjoy this cocktail or mocktail! Let us know if you make it; tag us @acouplecooks and leave us a comment below!
Looking for more drink recipes?
Outside of this pomegranate non alcoholic spritzer, we have lots of delicious drink recipes on A Couple Cooks! Here are our favorite drink recipes:
- Lemon Herb Cucumber Water Recipe
- Easy Frozen Sangria
- Homemade Cold Brew Coffee
- Best Frozen Margarita
- Margarita Salt Recipe
- Sparkling Blood Orange Rosemary Water
- Naturally Sweetened Whiskey Sour
- Spiced & Spiked Apple Cider
- BEST Classic Margarita
- Lavender Lemon Spritzer
- Best Frose Recipe
- Lemonade Slushie
Looking for more pomegranate drinks & foods?
Outside of this pomegranate non alcoholic spritzer recipe, here are a few pomegranate drinks & foods we’ve made and loved:
- Pomegranate Iced Tea Holiday Punch
- Pomegranate Spice “Hygge” Cocktail
- Massaged Kale Salad with Pomegranate & Apple
- Shaved Brussels Sprout Salad with Pomegranate
- Labneh Dip with Pomegranate
- Apple Galette Recipe with Pomegranate
- Pear and Pomegranate Salad
This non alcoholic spritzer recipe is…
Non alcoholic, vegetarian, vegan, plant based, dairy free, naturally sweet, and refined sugar free.
Pomegranate Non Alcoholic Spritzer
This pomegranate non alcoholic spritzer is the perfect tangy sweet mocktail, featuring lime and ruby red pomegranate juice.
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 0 minutes
- Total Time: 5 minutes
- Yield: 4 1x
- Category: Drink
- Method: Stirred
- Cuisine: American
Ingredients
- 450 mL apple cider (non-alcoholic)
- 150 mL pomegranate juice
- 300 mL soda water
- 2 limes
- Pomegranate seeds (optional)
- Vodka or bourbon (optional)
Instructions
- Mix together 450 mL apple cider, 150 mL pomegranate juice, and 300 mL soda water (we used a soda maker, available here). For an alcoholic version, add a splash of vodka or bourbon.
- Cut lime wedges and add the juice of two wedges to each serving. Garnish with lime wedges and pomegranate seeds.
This is such a perfect drink for the holidays! I love the apple cider and pomegranate combo! <3
Lovely idea, looks delicious and once again, amazng pictures.
Cheers!
P&F
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This drink sounds right up my street. Although I love a good cocktail, I’m quite partial to a non-alcoholic version too and definitely enjoy drinking something that’s a bit more special than water, particularly around the holidays.
This looks delicious, but I am a little surprised to see your liquid measurements are not in ounces or cups, but rather are metric. Why the departure?
Haha! I was wondering if anyone would notice :-) After figuring out the 3-1-2 proportion that I liked, mL offered the easiest way to up it to 4 servings. Sorry if its confusing!
Yum! This looks so refreshing :) Love your glasses too!
This looks lovely! I have a question though, what exactly is your apple cider? Here in the UK, apple cider is alcoholic. Is it some kind of sparkling apple juice for you guys?
Sasha, thanks for this comment! I didn’t realize apple cider was alcoholic in the UK! In the US, “apple cider” is non-alcoholic (but not sparkling), and “hard cider” is alcoholic. Is this something accessible to you in the UK? I’ll update the recipe too!
Oh that’s really interesting! Yes and in some cases it is very alcoholic! I guess that we would just use apple juice then, or sparkling apple juice and omit the soda. Unless your apple cider is not the same as apple juice?
I think any apple juice would be delicious; American apple cider is basically unfiltered apple juice.
Hi Sasha, I’ve found that the closest equivalent to apple cider in the UK is the Copella cloudy apple juice – it seems to be pretty much the same thing.
Kathryn, thanks for the response on this! This is very helpful!
Thanks for this Kathryn! I will definitely be trying out the recipe then :)
Growing up in a Persian family, I was raised eating pomegranate and it’s one of my favorite winter foods. I’m always looking for new ideas to use it, and can’t wait to try this recipe out!
I’m loving your new gift shop, I just want everything! Also, I can see myself sipping a few of these while preparing Thanksgiving dinner : )
Oh, thank you so much, Abby! All the gift shop items are our absolute favorites. Let us know if you try anything out!
I’m currently planning our Thanksgiving feast using recipes from some of my favorite folks and this just certainly made the drink list (assuming we can get apple cider and pomegranate juice in Iceland). Although I’m gonna have to go with non-optional gin. ;)
My family would go crazy for this around the holiday. Love it!