Easter Punch Recipe

This Easter Punch is the perfect fruity and bright drink for Easter brunch. Serve it as a cocktail or skip the vodka for a kid-friendly mocktail!

photo of a festive Easter Punch recipe by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

If you are looking for party punch, then look no further.

This Easter Punch recipe is the perfect drink to serve at a large gathering or Easter brunch.

It’s especially the perfect time to serve to the adults when the kids are preoccupied with their egg hunt.

It can be made with or without alcohol with simple ingredients.

ways to garnish your Easter Punch by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

What Does the Easter Punch Taste Like?

This Easter Punch recipe is colorful refreshing fruit punch.

It boasts well-balanced berry flavors alongside some pineapple, all finished up with some lemon-lime zing and fizzy bubbles. 

ingredients needed to make an Easter Punch by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

Ingredients You’ll Need to Make the Easter Punch

For an ice cold cocktail, chill all the ingredients beforehand for at least 12 hours.

Raspberry vodka: Sweet aromatic and potent. We recommend Absolut Raspberry. It can be substituted with plain vodka or strawberry vodka. 

Strawberry juice: Bottled or homemade. This will not only add a beautiful fruity and sweet touch but lots of color. 

Pineapple juice: Same as the strawberry juice, use fresh or bottled. It will brings in the tropical flavors.

Lemon-lime soda: Adds zest, sweetness, and slight fizz. 

pineapple, strawberries, lime and mint garnishes for a fruity punch by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

Easter Punch garnishes

To avoid the punch from watering down, freeze the fruit garnishes beforehand. Ideally, using fresh fruit is always best.

Pineapple slices

Strawberry slices

Lime wheels

Raspberries

Fresh mint

For a more festive look, top each glass with a marshmallow Peep or Spiked Peep.

serve the Easter Punch with some ice and fruit by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

Want to Make It Alcohol Free?

If you don’t want an alcoholic Easter Punch, simply substitute the raspberry vodka for raspberry juice!

This kid-friendly version is still equally delicious.

Most alcoholic punches can be turned into mocktail punch by omitting the alcohol or substituting it with a similar flavored juice.

If you’re looking for another kid-friendly punch, check out our Sparkling Blackberry Mocktail.

simply combine all the liquids in a punch bowl by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

How to Make the Easter Punch

1 — In the punch bowl or jug, mix together the chilled ingredients, fruit garnishes, and some ice.

2 — Right before serving, pour in the lemon-lime soda. 

3 — Optional: Prep the serving glasses with some ice, a mint sprig, and a few fruit slices. Garnish with a raspberry sitting on the brim of the glass.

add in the fruit garnishes after you mix in the liquids by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

pour in the lemon lime soda last for some fizz by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

Recipe Notes and Tips

Freezing the fruit garnishes:

Freezing the fruit garnishes beforehand will allow the punch to be chilled without watering it down.

Thus, you can use less ice.

What is the lemon-lime soda loses its carbonation?

Don’t worry about the lemon-lime soda losing its fizz completely.

It eventually will and that will not alter the way the Easter Punch tastes.

The bubbles are merely for fizz and to “dilute” the alcohol content.

Instead of topping the punch with the lemon-lime soda, you can keep a bottle beside the punch bowl instead.

This way, each guest can top off their glass with themselves to ensure lasting fizz.

This way also allow guests to control how strong or light they want their cocktail to be.

Ways to substitute the ingredients:

We always love to experience with recipes so don’t be shy to do so yourself!

Substitute the raspberry vodka for raspberry juice for an alcohol-free punch. 

Another delicious option to use strawberry gin (also found in a Pink Gin Spritz) as the main liquor instead.

Instead of lemon-lime soda, try ginger ale.

For a citrus punch, swap out the strawberry juice for pink lemonade or orange juice.

Whatever you choose, it will sure make for a fun Easter Punch.

closeup of a festive Easter Punch by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

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a refreshing Easter Punch served with mint and berry garnishes by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

photo of a festive Easter Punch recipe by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth

Easter Punch Recipe

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5 from 2 votes
This Easter Punch is the perfect fruity and bright drink for Easter brunch. Serve it as a cocktail or skip the vodka for a kid-friendly mocktail!
Prep Time10 minutes
Total Time10 minutes
Course Drinks
Cuisine Punch

Equipment

  • Punch bowl or drink dispenser or jug

Ingredients

For the Easter Punch:

  • 2 cup raspberry vodka
  • 3 cup strawberry juice
  • 3 cup pineapple juice
  • 2 cup lemon-lime soda

For the garnish:

  • 2 oz pineapple slice
  • 4-5 strawberries cut into slices
  • 1 cup raspberries
  • 2 limes cut into wheels 
  • Fresh mint leaves

Nutrition

Calories: 55kcal | Carbohydrates: 13g | Protein: 0.3g | Fat: 0.2g | Saturated Fat: 0.01g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 0.01g | Sodium: 5mg | Potassium: 107mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 10g | Vitamin A: 9IU | Vitamin C: 9mg | Calcium: 13mg | Iron: 0.3mg
Servings: 20
Calories: 55kcal

Notes

  • Chill all the ingredients beforehand for at least 12 hours for a cold drink.
  • To avoid the punch from watering down, freeze the fruit garnishes beforehand.

Instructions

  • In the punch bowl or jug, mix together the chilled ingredients, fruit garnishes, and some ice.
  • Right before serving, pour in the lemon-lime soda. 
  • Optional: Prep the serving glasses with some ice, a mint sprig, and a few fruit slices. Garnish with a raspberry sitting on the brim of the glass.
KEYWORD: easter punch

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