30 Easter Cocktails

Easter is fast-approaching, which means it’s time for you to get those cocktail recipes ready for Easter brunch! So, follow along for the best 30 easter cocktails – some more boozy than others – so you adults can enjoy the Easter egg hunt!

Additionally, if you want to read up on the 30 Best Mocktails, read it here or make our Easter Candy Bark recipe right here. Or, read Easter Gifts for Babies.

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What is Easter?

If you’re unfamiliar with why some people celebrate the Easter tradition, we’ll recap for you a bit. Easter is one of the main holidays celebrated in the religion of Christianity. It marks the Resurrection of Jesus three days after his death by crucifixion.

In current society, Easter often represents the coming of springtime and a celebration to the end of the Lenten season.

What do you put in a Gin and Tonic?

If you want to go classic this Easter dinner, then try a Gin and Tonic! It’s one of the easier Easter recipes (or regular cocktails) in this article. All you need is about 3 ounces of Gin, 4 ounces of tonic water, and some fresh lime juice. If you want to go the extra mile, put some ice in there and top off with a lime slice.

Gin and Tonic is a great spring cocktail – especially if you’re trying to watch the calories!

What are the ingredients for a Dirty Martini?

If you’re feelin’ a dirty martini – go for it! Typically they’re made using gin or vodka (depending on personal preference) and olive brine. They’re a little strong for my taste, but a lot of people love them because they’re easy to make and get the job done! Just add the ingredients below and strain into a martini glass – and TA-DA – you’re practically a mixologist!

Here’s what you need:

3 ounces Gin or Vodka of your choice
1/2 ounce Dry Vermouth
1/2 ounce Olive Brine
A few olives to garnish

What are some of the ingredients in Easter cocktails?

It really depends on the drink recipes that you decide to make! Are you looking for something lighter – such as a bellini or a grapefruit spritz? Or are you looking for something stronger such as a tequila drink to go with your appetizers?

Most of these recipes have household liqueur in them – so you probably won’t need to make an extra trip to the liquor store. Moreover, a lot of these recipes have lemon juice, orange juice, heck – some even carrot juice – for some fun ideas as we get into springtime!

Whatever you may be looking for, keep reading to find the best Easter cocktail recipes!