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7 Amazing Pineapple Mocktails to Try


What makes for a great mocktail? Here's what we think: A wholesome amalgamation of a flavourful base added to a sweetener with a spoonful of acidic zing and a splash of refreshing add-on. Now one of the fruits that fits the bill perfectly is the delicious pineapple. Often called a tropical delight, pineapple has a way of transporting us to a place of pure amazement with its unique blend of flavours. The fruit is a beautiful medley on its own, with a mix of sweet, tangy and tart, all at once. When used in drinks, the vibrant colour of the fruit is truly a scene stealer. This makes pineapple mocktails a fun trick up your sleeve to transform simple brunches into a soiree that will remain one for the books.


Best Pineapple Mocktails to Try this Season


Here is a list of seven sensational pineapple mocktails, you have to try the next time you are hosting:

 

1. Virgin Pina Colada

 

Starting off with the essence of tropical paradise is the classic virgin piña colada mocktail. For this, you may need to set aside pineapple juice with full-fat coconut milk, some freshly squeezed lime juice, a tablespoon or two of agave syrup and crushed ice. Now you can either shake this in a cocktail shaker until the mixture turns frosty, or you may blend this mix in a blender until it turns creamy and smooth. Serve your chilled piña colada mocktail with a pineapple wedge and sweet cherry.

 

2. Pineapple Mojito Bliss

 

Ever thought you could make a glass of chilled mojito with pineapples? Well, let us show you how to easily fix a pineapple mojito mocktail that will leave your guests in awe. Begin by gently muddling 8 to 10 fresh mint leaves with powdered sugar and lime juice. Muddle the mint leaves just enough to release the oils. Next, add ice to the glass and pour some pineapple juice over it. Carefully, top the glass with a splash of club soda and garnish with a sprig of mint before serving.

 

3. Citrus Burst

 

When you combine orange, lime and pineapple in a glass, you get a fine burst of citrusy flavours. That is what makes this orange pineapple mocktail so unique. You may easily make this at home by combining equal parts of pineapple and orange juice with freshly squeezed lime juice (from half a lime) in a cocktail shaker with a handful of crushed ice. Secure the lid and shake this for at least 20 to 30 seconds until the drink chills completely. Once done, pour this vibrant drink into a tall glass and serve with a slice of blood orange for a pop of colour.

 

4. Pineapple Kiwi Refresher

 

What’s better than a regular mocktail? Here's what: a tall glass of chilled, kiwi pineapple mocktail! Make this fun drink by muddling two freshly ripe kiwis in a clear pitcher until they break down. Remember that you do not want a smooth kiwi purée, but a mix that retains some of the fruit's shape. Next, add in your pineapple juice with a tablespoon or two of simple syrup and stir until the syrup dissolves in the juice. Once you are ready to serve, take a tall glass and pour in this crushed kiwi pineapple mocktail with a handful of ice cubes and a splash of sparkling water. 

 

5. Cranberry Pineapple Fusion

 

Another glorious drink on your menu should be this cranberry pineapple mocktail. It is sweet, tart and complex enough to be served at both: a light brunch and indulgent dinner parties. Make this by combining a cup of cranberry juice with two cups of pineapple juice and a squeeze of lime. Fill the glass about two-thirds with crushed ice and pour sparkling water over this cranberry pineapple mocktail for effervescence.

 

6. Sunset Glory

 

Recreate the beauty of a vibrant sunset in a glass with this pineapple mocktail recipe. To make this, firstly you need to take a clean, clear pitcher and pour in some peach purée. Carefully, top the purée with ruby-red pomegranate juice. Next, layer this with bright yellow-coloured pineapple juice and a dash of grenadine (optional for colour and added sweetness). That’s it, your pretty Sunset Glory pineapple juice mocktail is ready to be served with ice cubes.

 

7. Ginger zing

 

The last drink on this list of pineapple mocktails is spicy ginger zing cooler. For this, all you need to do is combine some freshly strained ginger juice with two cups of pineapple juice and some high-quality ginger ale. If you do not have ginger juice at hand, you may simply grate some ginger root and squeeze the juice out with the help of a muslin cloth. Once done, pour this mix into a glass filled with crushed ice and garnish with a lime wedge before serving.

 

Be it, a piña colada mocktail or sunset glory, each of these pineapple mocktails is as unique as the next. Whether you prefer your drinks a little sweet, a little creamy, or a little spicy with a dash of ginger, this blog has it all. So don’t be afraid to give each of these pineapple-based mocktails a try. Your guests will surely have a blast with these exquisite drinks in their hands. 

 

Also check out our B Natural Juices which offers juices made with real fruits, free from preservatives, providing a natural glow boost with every sip.

 

FAQ
 

1. What are some garnishes for pineapple mocktails?

 

Since pineapple mocktails are the epitome of tropical vibrancy, your aim with garnishes should be to enhance both the visual appeal and flavour of the drink. A few ways you may do so are by incorporating pineapple wedges to the rim of the glass with a lemon slice or a maraschino cherry for a pop of colour. To transform your simple drink into a showstopper, you can also try coating the rim of the glass with simple syrup before coating it with dried coconut flakes or edible flowers. 

 
2. Can I make pineapple mocktails ahead of time?

 

Absolutely! There’s loads of fun and convenience in making pineapple mocktails ahead of time. It allows you to concoct your favourite drinks and provides enough time to entertain your guests, especially while you are hosting. A fun trick to do so is by refrigerating a concentrated base made with pineapple beverage, some fruits, simple syrup and lime juice. This can be simply served later with a splash of soda water and ice. Easy, isn’t it?