This post is about 4th of July drink ideas.
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If you are hosting a 4th of July party this year, we understand that a lot goes into it! Planning all the food and drinks ahead of time can be time consuming, so we shared some of our favorite recipes.
This list of 4th of July drink ideas has options for every type of crowd. We shared red white & blue options as well as batch punch cocktail recipes. There is also a kid-friendly section that they will all love.
This post is about 4th of July drink ideas.
4th Of July Drinks: Red White & Blue
1. 4th of July Mojito
A mojito is such a refreshing cocktail for the summertime! Adding blueberries as a garnish is perfect for the patriotic party. Don't forget to add star cut watermelons to the rim as well!
2. Red White & Blue Sangria
Sangria is such an easy cocktail to plan ahead of time! It's also the perfect cocktail to add lots of fruit. Stick with the patriotic colors and add strawberries and blueberries!
3. Strawberry Lemonade Vodka Cocktail
Strawberry lemonade is one of my favorites in the summer! This recipe uses vodka, but you could always make it without! Garnishing with red and blue fruit adds the perfect touch!
4. Red White & Blue Sangria
This is another sangria option that everyone will love! I love adding lots of fruit in any sort of sangria but especially a white wine sangria. Stay on theme with the colors and add blueberries and strawberries!
5. Red White & Blueberry Cocktail
You can't go wrong with 4th of July drinks red, white and blue! This cocktail is mainly red, but the blueberries add the perfect touch of color and flavor of fruitiness!
6. Firecracker Spritzer
A spritz is always a favorite in this house! This cocktail is perfect for anyone that likes a bubbly drink. I love the layered colors in this cocktail. Your guests will be impressed by the taste and colors of this drink!
4th Of July: Punch Ideas
7. 4th of July Punch
I always say if you are making drinks for a crowd, a batch recipe is best to do! This punch is perfect for serving a crowd. You can add some red and blue fruit to stay on theme. I love cutting watermelon in the shapes of stars.
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8. Independence Punch
We have all seen layered cocktails, but have you seen layered punch before? Probably not! This is such a fun punch to recreate. Leaving this on the table for everyone to serve themselves is perfect! It will add red white and blue to all of your decor!
9. 4th of July Firecracker Punch
You might have stained lips after this one, but it'll be worth it! The red is the perfect patriotic theme especially if you add in some blue straws!
10. Strawberry Pineapple Wine Punch
Strawberries and pineapples create the perfect fruity punch for everyone to enjoy! All of the adults will love this cocktail! You can also make this recipe in a batch, so it's super easy to prep ahead!
11. Citrus Berry Punch
Any sort of citrus and berry drink is one of my favorites. Punch is such a great option when you are making drinks for a whole crowd. This punch is super fruity and easy to make!
4th Of July Drinks: Non Alcoholic
12. Bomb Pop Mocktails
Bomb pops are a summer staple for the kiddos! These bomb pop mocktails are delicious, and all of the kids won't stop talking about these!
13. Patriotic Kids Fruit Spritzer
Spritz are absolutely delicious, and the kids can enjoy this one too! I love the red and blue ice cubes because it's on theme and adds a fruity flavor!
14. Red White & Blue Layered Drinks
This is one of my favorite 4th of July drinks non alcoholic! Kids are easily impressed with the layered drinks, so this one will do exactly that! You could also add alcohol for the adults in this recipe. I love the garnish on this one because of the colors!
15. Patriotic Punch
All the kids love punch, so this one won't be any different! It's the perfect drink to make for all the kiddos. You can get creative with garnishes on this one. Adding some blue ribbon and a red straw like the one above is a great touch. You could even use licorice for a straw!
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