Who says you need booze for bubbles? This Bubbly Berry Mocktail combines sparkling white grape juice, pink cranberry juice, lemonade, and raspberries for a fruity, fizzy drink that looks way fancier than the effort involved. Perfect for Christmas parties, baby showers, brunch, or any celebration that calls for a little sparkle without the hangover!

three glasses of Bubbly Berry Mocktails on a brown table.

Serves: 6 (approx.)
Make Ahead: Freeze overnight
Prep Time for drink: 3 minutes

Ingredients

frozen lemonade concentrate
pink cranberry juice
frozen or fresh raspberries
bottle of Sparkling White Grape Juice

sparkling white grape juice, pink cranberry juice, frozen lemonade concentrate and fresh raspberries in a white bowl on the counter.

Get the full printable instructions with measurements at the bottom of the post in the recipe card.

🥂 Serving Tip: Serve in champagne flutes; this recipe makes about 6 servings. The number of servings may vary depending on the size of your glasses and how much you pour.

👉 Leftovers: You may also have some leftover lemonade concentrate and cranberry juice mixture, depending on how many ice cubes you make. Save the extra for another round! 🥂

Step-By-Step Directions

Step 1: In a pitcher, combine the frozen lemonade concentrate with 2 cups of the pink cranberry juice. Mix together.

Frozen lemonade concentrate and pink cranberry juice in a glass pitcher being mixed with a wooden spoon on the counter. In the background is fresh raspberries in a small white bowl and a bottle of sparkling white grape juice on the counter.

Step 2: Place a few raspberries in the ice cube trays. Pour the juice mixture into the ice cube tray and freeze overnight. *Note that the frozen lemonade concentrate and pink cranberry mixture will be slushy.

*You will have leftover juice so set the rest of the juice mixture in the fridge until serving time.

fresh raspberries in an ice cube trays on the counter.

fresh raspberries and juice mixture in an ice cube tray on the counter.

Step 3: When ready to serve, add approximately 3 tablespoons of the reserved juice to the bottom of each of the glasses along with ice cubes.

three champagne glasses with reserved juice and raspberry ice cubes in them on a glass tray on the counter. Pink flowers in a vase in the background. Lemon and raspberries on the tray on the counters.

Step 4: Pour sparkling grape juice into glasses and celebrate!

pouring sparkling white grape juice into a champagne flute on a glass tray on the counter. Pink flowers in a vase in the background on the counter.

Bubbly Berry Mocktail with pink flowers on a vase and a lemon and raspberries in a small white dish on a brown outside table.

🍋 Simply Made Suggestions

Switch up the berries: Try strawberries or blueberries instead of raspberries.
Make it festive: Add a sprig of fresh rosemary for a Christmas-inspired garnish.
Change the bubbles: Use sparkling red grape juice for a different color and flavor.
Get creative with ice: Try heart-shaped molds for Valentine’s Day or festive molds for Christmas.
Prep ahead: Make the raspberry ice cubes the night before and keep the reserved juice chilled. Add the sparkling grape juice just before serving so it stays bubbly.
Want a cocktail instead? Swap the sparkling white grape juice for Prosecco.

❤️ Before You Go…

Planning a party? Keep the drinks flowing with more festive favorites from our Christmas Cocktails & Mocktails collection. Whether you’re hosting the holidays, a baby shower, or brunch with friends, we’ve got plenty of easy drinks worth raising a glass to. Cheers! 🥂

Bubbly Berry Mocktail (Easy Party Drink)

This Bubbly Berry Mocktail is fruity, fizzy, and ridiculously easy to make! With sparkling white grape juice, pink cranberry juice, lemonade, and raspberries, it's a fun alcohol-free drink for holidays, brunch, and celebrations.

Tara

Prep Time 3

Ice Cubes: Freeze overnight 1

Total Time 1 3

Servings (approx.)

Equipment

Champagne flutes
ice cube tray
Pitcher

Ingredients

12 oz frozen lemonade concentrate
2 cups pink cranberry juice
1 cup frozen or fresh raspberries
25.4 fl oz bottle of Sparkling White Grape Juice

Instructions

In a pitcher, combine the frozen lemonade concentrate and 2 cups of pink cranberry juice. Stir until well mixed.
Add a few raspberries to each compartment of an ice cube tray. Pour in the lemonade-cranberry mixture and freeze overnight. The cubes will have a slightly slushy texture rather than freezing completely solid.
Refrigerate the remaining juice mixture until ready to serve.
Add approximately 3 tablespoons of the reserved juice mixture and a few raspberry ice cubes to each champagne flute.
Slowly top with sparkling white grape juice and serve immediately. Cheers!

Notes

Serving Tip: Serve in champagne flutes; this recipe makes about 6 servings. The number of servings may vary depending on the size of your glasses and how much you pour. You may also have some leftover lemonade concentrate and cranberry juice mixture, depending on how many ice cubes you make. Save the extra for another round! 🥂