Looking for a refreshing drink without alcohol? This raspberry lime spritzer mocktail brings a burst of sweet and tart flavors that make it perfect for spring and summer gatherings.

The simple recipe combines fresh raspberries, lime juice, and sparkling water to create a light and fizzy drink. Plus, it only takes 5 minutes to prepare.

This drink works great for baby showers, outdoor parties, or any time you want something special without the alcohol. The bright pink color and garnish options make it look fancy enough for celebrations while staying budget-friendly.

The natural sweetness from the raspberries means there’s no need for added sugar or artificial sweeteners. You can adjust the ratios to make it more or less sweet based on personal taste.

Raspberry Lime Spritzer Mocktail Recipe

This refreshing non-alcoholic drink combines tart raspberries with zesty lime and bubbles for a perfect summer treat.

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Prep Time 8

Total Time 8

Serving Size

Equipment

Large pitcher

Muddler or wooden spoon
Fine-mesh strainer
Tall glasses

Ice cube tray
Measuring cups and spoons
Citrus juicer

Ingredients

2 cups fresh raspberries
1 cup fresh lime juice about 8-10 limes
1/2 cup simple syrup

4 cups sparkling water
Fresh mint leaves
Ice cubes

Extra raspberries and lime slices for garnish

Instructions

Wash the raspberries and place them in the pitcher.
Use a muddler to gently crush the raspberries until they release their juice.

Add lime juice and simple syrup to the pitcher. Stir well.
Strain the mixture through a fine-mesh strainer to remove seeds.
Fill tall glasses with ice cubes.

Pour the raspberry-lime mixture into each glass, filling about 1/3 full.
Top with sparkling water and stir gently.
Garnish with fresh mint leaves, raspberries, and lime slices.

Notes

The simple syrup can be made by heating equal parts water and sugar until dissolved. Let it cool before using.

Store any leftover mixture in the fridge for up to 2 days.

For a stronger raspberry flavor, let the muddled berries sit in the lime juice for 30 minutes before straining.

Make ice cubes with raspberry juice to prevent the drink from becoming diluted.

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Tasting Notes

This bright and bubbly mocktail offers a perfect balance of sweet and tart flavors. Fresh raspberries add a natural sweetness, while lime provides a zesty kick.

The drink starts with a fruity aroma from the muddled raspberries. Each sip reveals layers of berry notes followed by citrus hints.

Club soda gives this mocktail its signature effervescence. The bubbles create a light, refreshing mouthfeel that makes it easy to drink.

Key flavor notes:

Sweet raspberry

Tangy lime
Light fizz
Clean finish

The drink’s vibrant red-pink color makes it look as good as it tastes. Ice keeps it cold while diluting none of the flavors.

Mint garnish adds a fresh scent and subtle cooling sensation. The herb pairs well with both the raspberry and lime elements.

This mocktail tastes best when served very cold. The flavors blend together more smoothly as the drink sits for 1-2 minutes after mixing.

Substitute

You can swap the raspberry syrup in this drink with other fruit syrups. Common options include strawberry, blackberry, or peach syrup.

The lime juice can be replaced with lemon juice or orange juice. Each citrus fruit adds its own unique taste to the drink.

For the club soda base, try sparkling mineral water or tonic water. Note: Tonic water has a bitter taste that changes the drink’s flavor.

Sugar-free alternatives:

Use sugar-free fruit syrups
Replace syrup with fresh fruit puree

Add stevia or monk fruit sweetener

The garnish can change too. Fresh mint leaves, citrus wheels, or berries make nice replacements for the standard lime wedge.

Want extra fizz? Ginger ale or lemon-lime soda work well instead of club soda. These options add sweetness, so reduce or skip the fruit syrup.

Raspberry Lime Spritzer Mocktail Recipe