If you’re looking for a refreshing, bubbly cocktail that’s perfect for spring and summer, look no further than my pink lemonade mimosa. Sweet strawberry meets tart lemonade in this easy drink that’s finished with bubbly champagne or prosecco for the ultimate brunch beverage!

Why You’ll Love This Recipe
This pink lemonade mimosa is a fun and fruity twist on traditional mimosas, swapping pink lemonade for the traditional orange juice. It’s just 3 ingredients, meaning it doesn’t get much easier than that!
As an added bonus, pink lemonade is really just a coloring and not any specific flavor, so you can use any pink lemonade variety you want! I use strawberry, because I think it’s the perfect combination with champagne or prosecco for a spring and summer brunch beverage. However, there are plenty of other great choices too!
Add in a little Pink Whitney vodka to reinforce the flavors and add some extra strength to the drink (or skip it and go with a 2-ingredient version)!

This mimosa is also a great choice for Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day because of the sweet, fruity flavors and pink coloring, but honestly it’s a flavor I go to anytime the weather is warm!
Katie’s Tip
I also made this refreshing Spring Spritzer Cocktail if you’re looking for another fruity drink with lemon and berry flavors. Or check out my collection of Pink Whitney Drinks for even more options with this pink lemonade vodka!
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Pink Lemonade Mimosa Ingredients

- 2 ½ ounces prepared pink lemonade (I use strawberry)
- ½ ounce Pink Whitney vodka
- 3 ounces chilled champagne or prosecco
Ingredient Tips and Substitutions
- You can use any flavor of pink lemonade you like! Raspberry, rose, or grapefruit would be other good options in place of strawberry
- If you don’t have Pink Whitney vodka, you can use strawberry, raspberry, or citrus vodka, or omit it altogether for a weaker drink
- Adjust the amount of champagne or prosecco based on the size of your glasses. Prosecco is usually sweeter than champagne, so choose which to use based on your preferences. You can also use rose champagne to reinforce the pink color!
Step By Step Instructions
- Add pink lemonade and Pink Whitney vodka to a champagne flute and stir to mix

- Top with chilled champagne or prosecco

- Garnish with a slice of lemon or a fresh berry if desired, and enjoy!

More Pink Lemonade Drinks
Pairing Suggestions
Brunch Favorites
- Buttery croissants: Flaky, rich layers balance the bright citrus and bubbles. My Air Fryer Frozen Croissants are a great choice!
- Mini quiches: Savory, eggy bites complement the light sweetness of the drink. Try Air Fryer Frozen Mini Quiche for a quick option!
- French toast or pancakes: Soft, slightly sweet dishes pair naturally with citrus
- Breakfast sandwiches: A hearty, savory option that balances the refreshing mimosa
Savory Pairings
- Bacon or sausage: Salty, crispy flavors contrast perfectly with the sweet lemonade. Try some Air Fryer Frozen Sausage Patties!
- Avocado toast: Creamy and fresh with just enough richness.
- Smoked salmon bagels: Salty, silky salmon pairs beautifully with bubbly citrus
Fresh Options
- Fruit salad: Berries, melon, and citrus echo the drink’s flavors
- Mixed greens salad with vinaigrette: Light and refreshing alongside the bubbles
- Yogurt parfaits: Creamy, tangy, and slightly sweet
Desserts
- Lemon loaf or lemon bars: Bright citrus-on-citrus pairing
- Strawberry shortcake: Sweet berries match the pink lemonade vibe
- Vanilla scones: Light sweetness without overpowering the drink
Occasions to Serve
Brunches, bridal showers, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Easter, or any spring/summer gathering where you want something light, pretty, and refreshing!
Recipe FAQs
What is a Pink Lemonade Mimosa?
A pink lemonade mimosa offers a unique twist on the classic mimosa by combining the tartness of pink lemonade with the effervescence of champagne, resulting in a refreshing and vibrant cocktail.
The addition of flavored vodka, liqueurs, or fresh fruit can add a fun variation as well.
Can I Use Any Type of Champagne?
While any type of champagne can be used for a pink lemonade mimosa, a dry or brut champagne is typically preferred to balance the sweetness of the pink lemonade.
However, feel free to use your favorite champagne, prosecco, or sparkling wine for a personalized touch.
Can I Make a Mocktail Version?
Yes, you can easily make a non-alcoholic mocktail version of a pink lemonade mimosa by substituting sparkling water, lemon lime soda, or a non-alcoholic sparkling wine for the champagne. Omit the vodka entirely.
This allows you to enjoy the same refreshing flavors without the alcohol content.
Are There Any Variations of Pink Lemonade Mimosas?
Absolutely! You can experiment with different fruit juices or pink lemonades, such as raspberry or strawberry, to create unique variations.
Additionally, adding a splash of flavored liqueur like raspberry or elderflower can add a unique twist.
Tips For the Best Pink Lemonade Mimosa
- To adjust the strength of the drink, you can add more or less lemonade, and omit the vodka to reduce the strength further
- Adjust the sweetness of pink lemonade mimosas by using more or less pink lemonade according to your taste preferences. Feel free to add a touch of simple syrup or honey if you prefer a sweeter cocktail, or add some fresh lemon juice or dilute the pink lemonade with a bit of still or unsweetened sparkling water for a less sweet option
- Champagne flutes vary in size widely, so you may need to double the recipe if your glasses are very large (I used 6 ounce flutes when I made these)

Storage and Serving
- You can mix the vodka and lemonade together (plus any other liqueurs you are using) up to 48 hours in advance, storing it in a sealed pitcher in the refrigerator. Fill individual glasses about half full and top with champagne or prosecco immediately before serving for maximum fizziness!
More Spring and Summer Mimosas
- Watermelon Mimosa
- Blackberry Mimosa
- Pineapple Upside Down Mimosa
- Crown Peach Mimosa
Final Thoughts
This pink lemonade mimosa is the perfect choice for your spring and summer brunch menu! With the addition of Pink Whitney vodka to reinforce the color and flavor, it’s the perfect sweet sip.
With just 3 ingredients, it’s also easy to put together, and you can mix everything but the prosecco or champagne in advance which makes it great for entertaining. Add a carafe to your brunch bar for a strawberry (or other pink drink) flavor combination.
Thanks to the pale pink color, you can also serve this cocktail up for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or a bridal shower, making it suitable for a lot of occasions. It’s so delicious, though, you’ll want to make it a weekly brunch tradition!
If you’re not a vodka fan, try my Limoncello French 75 for a similar alternative made with gin.

Pink Lemonade Mimosa With Vodka
Equipment
- Champagne flute (or similar)
Ingredients
- 2 ½ ounces prepared pink lemonade (such as Simply strawberry lemonade)
- ½ ounce Pink Whitney vodka
- 3 ounces chilled champagne or prosecco (or as needed based on size of glasses)
Instructions
- Add pink lemonade and Pink Whitney vodka to a champagne flute and stir to mix2 ½ ounces prepared pink lemonade, ½ ounce Pink Whitney vodka
- Top with chilled champagne or prosecco3 ounces chilled champagne or prosecco
- Garnish with a slice of lemon or a fresh berry if desired, and enjoy!
Notes
- You can use any flavor of pink lemonade you like! Raspberry, rose, or grapefruit would be other good options in place of strawberry
- If you don’t have Pink Whitney vodka, you can use strawberry, raspberry, or citrus vodka, or omit it altogether for a weaker drink
- Adjust the amount of champagne or prosecco based on the size of your glasses. Prosecco is usually sweeter than champagne, so choose which to use based on your preferences. You can also use rose champagne to reinforce the pink color!
- Champagne flutes vary in size widely, so you may need to double the recipe if yours are very large (I use 6 ounce flutes)
- Exact nutritional values will vary based on brand and flavor of ingredients, size of glasses, any garnishes added, and actual quantity consumed, so please consider this a guideline only
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Simple yet delicious! I used raspberry lemonade that I had already and it was perfect for Sunday brunch.
There’s definitely not a bad time for mimosas! Love to hear your recipe tweak/substitution!