The Electric Lemonade is one of the most visually striking cocktails out there and it tastes delicious! If you are looking for a subtle, refreshing cocktail to enjoy or serve your guests, this is the one.
This is the perfect drink for taking a vacation from life in your backyard! Who needs a pool when you have a bit of sunshine and a bright blue refreshing cocktail in the other?! Equally tangy and sweet, this is the perfect drink for the warm summer months, but of course – like any other of our favorite cocktails – it’s pretty much a seasonal all-rounder!
This tropical mix of citron vodka, blue curacao, sour mix and lemon-lime makes this cocktail literally look like the ocean. It’s also perfect for entertaining. I recently whipped one up for a weekend BBQ with guests and it was a massive hit!
Electric Lemonade Ingredients
All you need is:
- Vodka
- Blue Curacao
- Sour Mix
- Lemon-lime soda
How To Make Electric Lemonade
This recipe couldn’t be simpler!
- Just fill a glass with ice and pour in vodka, blue curacao, and sour mix.
- Top with the lemon-lime soda (add as much as you want according to your own tastes
- Add some lime to garnish and you’re all done!
Tips And Tricks For Making Electric Lemonade
- Increase the ingredient measurements if you to make an awesome pitcher drink for serving guests.
- For some extra pizzazz, you could add some lemon wheels to the pitcher for even more appealing presentation and flavor.
- When you’re picking up lemons, go for the ones that are plum, heavy, and firm.
- Counting calories? Swap out the lemon-lime for club soda!
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Enjoy in moderation as always!
Mike
Electric Lemonade
Ingredients
- 1 ounce vodka
- 1 ounce blue curacao
- 1.5 ounces sour mix
- lemon lime soda
Instructions
- Pour ingredients over ice into a glass and stir.
- Top with lemon lime soda.
- Garnish and serve.
Notes
Nutrition
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Mr. Kitchen Magpie says
Hi there DJ.
First, I’m not sure where you get the lack of measurements from given that they are clearly in the recipe card.
Second, I’ve gone through and corrected any mistypes as the correct ingredients should state sour mix and not lemonade.
Mike
D.J. Springer says
As a retired bartender, I couldn’t help but notice a couple of glaring omissions/errors in this particular recipe for “Electric Lemonade”:
1) You failed to indicate ANY measurements for the ingredients. This can be problematic where flavor is concerned.
2) Early in the recipe, you indicate sour mix as an ingredient, then change it to lemonade w/o any explanation. While they do share certain similarities, they’re NOT the same thing. Lemonade is great, but I would recommend a top shelf sour mix if I wanted to make a “professional” impression on my guests. ?