Delightful Rosé Sangria Mocktail
This stunning rosé sangria mocktail instantly elevates any gathering! With the sophistication of traditional sangria, but without the alcohol, this drink is sure to impress.
The rosy base is infused with fresh, vibrant fruit, resulting in a drink that is both beautiful and refreshing. Your guests won’t even miss the wine, I promise!

It’s perfect for baby showers, warm-weather gatherings, or whenever you want something elegant in your glass.
Whip up a pitcher today and enjoy!
Why You’ll Love This Rosé Sangria Mocktail
Crowd-Pleaser: This mocktail is great for kids, non-drinkers, and pregnant guests. It’s alcohol-free, ensuring the whole family can join in the cheers. No one feels left out!
Make-Ahead Friendly: You can prep the base and fruits up to 24 hours in advance. Then, just add sparkling water when your guests arrive. The flavors get better over time, making party planning a breeze.
Stunning Presentation: The colorful fresh fruits, rosy pink base, and garnishes create an eye-catching display. This mocktail rivals any alcoholic cocktail and makes a natural centerpiece for any celebration.
Customizable Sweetness: Whether you prefer your drinks tart or sweet, you’re in control. Start with less honey or agave and adjust until it’s exactly to your taste. The fruit adds natural sweetness, too.

Ingredients
- Alcohol-Free Rosé Wine Alternative: This forms the elegant base of the mocktail, providing its signature color and a sophisticated, wine-like character. If unavailable, you can substitute with white grape juice infused with a few drops of rose water.
- Pomegranate Juice: Adds depth, a beautiful ruby tint, and a subtle tartness that balances the sweetness, plus a boost of antioxidants.
- Honey or Agave Nectar: These natural sweeteners dissolve easily and complement the fruit flavors, allowing for a refined sweetness that you can adjust to your liking.
- Fresh Fruits: Fresh fruits are the heart of any sangria. Oranges and lemons lend citrusy brightness, while strawberries and raspberries bring sweetness, and grapes give a traditional touch.
- Sparkling Water: This adds effervescence and makes the drink festive, lifting the fruit flavors to new heights.
- Fresh Mint Leaves: More than just a garnish, mint adds aromatic freshness, elevating the overall drinking experience.
- Ice Cubes: Essential for keeping your drink chilled and refreshing.

How to Make a Rosé Sangria Mocktail
Follow these simple steps to prepare this delightful mocktail!
1. Mix the base
In a large pitcher, combine the alcohol-free rosé with pomegranate juice. Stir in the honey (or agave) until it fully dissolves.
2. Add the fruit
Add in your choice of citrus fruits, berries, and grapes.
3. Chill
Refrigerate the mixture for at least 2 hours, or preferably overnight.
4. Top and pour
Just before serving, pour in the sparkling water. Give it a gentle stir and then pour the sangria into glasses filled with ice.
5. Garnish and serve
Finish each glass with fresh mint and extra fruit if desired. Sip and savor the delightful flavors!

Tips for the Best Rosé Sangria Mocktail
Incorporate these tips to ensure your sangria mocktail is crisp and delicious:
- Choose ripe, seasonal fruit. Fresh, in-season fruits provide the best flavor and natural sweetness. Feel free to customize the fruit based on your preferences.
- Macerate the fruit. For about 25 minutes, combine the fruit with sugar before adding other ingredients. This helps release the juices and intensifies the flavor.
- Serve immediately! Serving the drink right after mixing preserves the carbonation. Keep the ratio of base liquid to sparkling water at 2:1 for optimal fizz.
- Be gentle with the berries. Lightly muddling the berries will release their flavors without turning them into mush, resulting in a bolder taste and better presentation.
- Select your sweetness. Begin with a small amount of sweetener and adjust according to taste, as the fruit itself adds natural sweetness.
- Make them pretty. Serve the mocktail in elegant stemmed glasses to enhance the experience, and consider wetting the rim with lime and coating it with sugar for a fancy touch.