I love a good cocktail, and with summer quickly approaching, I thought this would be the perfect time to share one of my favorite – a Seabreeze cocktail recipe. Cranberry and grapefruit juices come together for this delicious seasonal blend. Who am I kidding, this delicious cocktail is good for any time of the year; though it is especially refreshing on a hot summer day.
This recipe is pretty simple to make, and that is one of the things that make it great for parties. You can make these Seabreeze cocktails pretty quickly, so you have more time to enjoy the company. This Seabreeze cocktail recipe is a good one to serve at summer barbecues, and you could even make a pitcher of this to serve to your guests. It’s one of those drinks that most anyone will enjoy, and a refreshing summer cocktail. Grab the recipe below so that you can serve refreshing Seabreeze cocktails at your next get together with friends and family.
What other drinks should I try in addition to this Seabreeze cocktail recipe?
You might also enjoy this Pink Lemonade Moscato recipe or this Blackberry Mojito. Our Dirty Shirley Temple and Margarita on the Rocks are pretty popular cocktails too.
Seabreeze Cocktail Recipe
Ingredients:
- ½ cup vodka
- ¾ cup cranberry juice
- ¾ cup grapefruit juice blend
Directions:
- Fill 2 glasses with ice.
- Pour ingredients into cocktail shaker, shake well.
- Split between 2 glasses.
- Garnish with cranberries or grapefruit if desired.
There are some common questions that people ask when it comes to a Seabreeze cocktail recipe, so I have answered a few for you.
Is vodka a girly drink?
Vodka has actually been considered the drink of a hard working man, since the unflavored varieties have a less noticeable scent than other liquors like gin.
Can vodka be made from grapes?
Vodka can be made from a variety of things; including grapes, molasses, soybeans, potatoes, sugar, rice and even beets.
Which hard drink is good for ladies??
Vodka is actually a good drink for women as it’s less hard that whiskey, bourbon, rum and scotch.