Pomegranate Peach Prosecco Cocktail is fizzy and refreshing with zippy, unexpected flavors. Perfect for any special occasion!
I didn’t think belonging to a book club could make me any happier, then mine went ahead and started serving themed cocktails at each meeting.
Sink me in the river at dawn!
It was my turn to host last month and I knew exactly what I wanted to make: Pomegranate Peach Prosecco Cocktail. This gorgeous and easy prosecco cocktail recipe is fizzy and refreshing with a few unexpected flavors. Plus its made in 5 minutes with everyday ingredients — no fancy liquors required.
It was a HIT and before I knew it I was poking my head in the door to ask my husband to make us another batch!
Pomegranate Peach Prosecco Cocktail Ingredients
- Prosecco: is Italian sparkling wine like champagne. I love Chloe brand which can be found at the regular grocery store, Super Target, etc. It’s got the perfect amount of sweetness.
- Pomegranate Juice: is equal parts sweet and tart, plus it gives this drink it’s gorgeous ruby hue.
- Cranberry Juice Cocktail: is great for balancing out the sweetness in this recipe. I don’t love a super sweet cocktail, so I welcome the tartness cranberry juice adds.
- Peach Vodka: brings the giggles – woo! You can also really taste the peach flavor through the other ingredients, which I love.
- Ginger Beer: lends an unexpected spice that cuts through all the other ingredients. It’s the flavor that will make everyone say, hmmm – what is that?!
Special Event + Holiday Prosecco Cocktail
Not only is this drink perfect for book club but it’d be hit for girl’s night, Christmas or New Years, 4th of July (add fresh blueberries for garnish!) or Mother’s Day.
How happy would Mom be if you served her this sparkly sipper with all the fixins this weekend!? If she likes wine or sparkling drinks, I really think she’d love it.
Make it Ahead of Time
This recipe makes a pitcher of drinks, serves 4-6, and can be prepped a day ahead of time. Mix the juices and vodka together the night before then stream in the prosecco and ginger beer right before serving. Stir, pour, sip!
Let’d do this.
Serve with Caprese Skewers
How to Make This Prosecco Cocktail
There’s just one step to making Pomegranate Peach Prosecco Cocktail: add equal parts pomegranate juice, cranberry juice cocktail, and peach vodka to a pitcher then stir to combine. If you’re ready to drink right away, stream in prosecco and ginger beer then gently stir.
If you’d like to prepare the drink a day ahead of time, combine the juices and vodka in a pitcher then refrigerate. Just before go time, add the prosecco and ginger beer and then serve. EASY!
Like I said, I prefer Chloe brand prosecco which can be found in the regular grocery store, Super Target, etc.
Pour into glasses with ice then get festive with the garnishes. Sliced fresh peaches, pomegranate arils, and fresh mint not only look GORGEOUS but add pops of fresh flavor and the most delicious scent to each sip too. However you serve it, I hope you LOVE this easy Pomegranate Peach Prosecco Cocktail recipe – enjoy!
More Easy Cocktail Recipes
- Strawberry-Basil Ginger Cocktail
- Watermelon Jalapeno Margaritas
- Cold Brew Martinis
- Rosé Sangria
- Kombucha Mule
- Boozy Frosé
Ingredients
- 1 cup pomegranate juice
- 1 cup cranberry juice cocktail
- 1 cup peach vodka, Absolut recommended
- 1 bottle Prosecco, Chloe recommended
- 6-7 oz bottle ginger beer, Fever Tree recommended
- Garnishes: pomegranate arils, peach slices, fresh mint
Directions
- Add all ingredients except garnishes into a pitcher then stir gently to combine. Pour into glasses with crushed ice then serve with garnishes.
- To make ahead: add juices and vodka to pitcher then refrigerate. Just before serving, add Prosecco and ginger beer, and then serve.
Notes
- Adapted from Brooklyn Crafted
Nutrition
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Could I use Ocean Spray pomegranate- cranberry juice instead of the 2 separate juices?
Sure!
The drink looks delicious and I have enjoyed your site for years. I do not get why people think it is funny to joke about death, though, especially given how much loss and grief people have endured the past year or so.
I’m truly sorry if you felt offended. It’s a lyric from a song. ❤️
This sounds lovely! I wonder how it would taste with Peach Schnapps. Maybe too sweet? Hmmm
Ooo, not sure! I’m thinking it might lean on the sweet side, but you could try adding less than the 1 cup called for!
Looks yummy! But what I really want to know is….what are you reading?!?
Our latest book is called “The Push” – I read it in one night – could NOT put it down!!