Charming Pink Mocktail Recipe You'll Fall in Love With Instantly

This pink mocktail recipe is a twist on a French 75. Made with non alcoholic gin and alcohol-free sparking rosé, I love the frothy, pretty aesthetic – and it tastes delicious too. It would be perfect for a girl’s night, a Galentine’s celebration, a baby shower, or a bridal shower.

There are a few steps to making one. So if you’re serving it to a crowd, I would pre-muddle the raspberries and use bottled lemon juice to cut down on the time it takes to make each one.

Served in a gorgeous fluted coupe glass (which to be honest is so lovely that I think it makes everything taste better lol), your guests will enjoy sipping their pink mocktail in style.

Keep reading for links to the supplies, ingredients, and how to make this easy recipe.

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Pink Mocktail Supplies

To make this mocktail twist on a French 75, you’ll need a few barware supplies.

Most importantly, a cocktail shaker. I bought mine at Home Goods, but here is a link to a similar one. I tend to stick with gold barware and keep adding to my collection as I find designs I like.

The next supply you need is a jigger to measure the liquids. My gold one is from Viski. It’s an investment but totally worth it. I received it as a gift and love having it on display when it’s not in use because it’s such a nice shape.

One optional supply is gold garnish picks (similar). It’s great to have these on hand to reuse instead of toothpicks.

Lastly, you need stemware. I used a swoon-worthy ribbed coupe glass from CB2. Oh. My. Goodness. This glassware is EVERYTHING I hoped it would be. It was on my wish list for forever, and I finally received it as a gift. They are pure perfection.

Pink Mocktail Recipe Ingredients

I found most of these supplies at my local wine and liqueur store. However, the elderflower syrup can be ordered from Amazon if you prefer. Additionally, the raspberries and lemon juice I got in my weekly (okay nearly daily) Target drive-up pickup order.

5 raspberries (plus more for garnish)
1/2 oz lemon juice
1 oz elderflower syrup
2 oz non-alcholic gin
1 oz non-alcoholic sparkling rosé

Easy Pink Mocktail Instructions

First, muddle approximately 5 raspberries in the bottom of your shaker. I used an old wood muddler. However, here is a link to a similar option in case you don’t have one in the back of your kitchen drawer like I did. haha.

Next, add a couple of ice cubes to the shaker and pour the lemon juice, elderflower syrup, and non-alcoholic gin onto the ice. Put on the lid and shake until well combined and a froth has formed.

Next, strain the mixture into your coupe glass and top with non alcoholic sparkling rose.

Lastly, garnish with more raspberries on a gold pick.

All that’s left to do is sip and enjoy!

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Here are links to what is pictured on my bar cart. The only “similar” items are the cocktail shaker and vase because I either could not find them online or they are sold out. All other links are the exact products I have on my bar cart in this post!