Blue Lagoon Mocktail (4 Ingredients!)

A mocktail as blue and refreshing as the ocean

If you want your day on the beach or by the pool to get 10 times better, then you have to have a Blue Lagoon Mocktail in your hand! Just like my Pineapple Ginger Beer Mocktail, every sip makes you feel like you’re dipping your toes in the ocean or walking through the sand on a Caribbean beach. The refreshing citrus flavor and bright blue hue won’t have you missing the alcohol at all.

This easy mocktail recipe may be a mimic of the original blue curacao cocktail but is just as bright, sweet, and thirst-quenching as the classic. Most of the 4 ingredients are the same as the original, aside from sparkling water. The bubbly water helps cut down on the sweetness while adding a fun fizz!

Serving a crowd? You can easily prepare a large batch of mocktails ahead of time so you can enjoy yourself at the party.

Blue lagoon mocktail ingredients

The ingredients in this non-alcoholic blue drink are slightly different from the craft cocktail. Not to worry - you won’t miss out on the citrusy goodness and bright blue color! This easy mocktail has it all:

Orange peel

While high-quality blue curacao syrup (like Monin or Torani) does have a citrus flavoring similar to blue curacao liqueur, there just isn’t quite enough. Muddling the orange peel in the glass first releases some of the oils while infusing a bright orange flavor (without being overpowering). Just be sure to avoid the white pith when peeling the orange because it has a strong bitter flavor.

Lemonade

This is a must in both the traditional drink and the non-alcoholic version! Try to use your favorite brand (my favorite is Simply Lemonade) or you can make your own lemonade.

Blue curacao syrup

The original blue lagoon cocktail recipe is made primarily with blue curacao, which is a Caribbean liqueur made with dried Laraha citrus peels before being dyed blue.

To capture the same blue color and orange citrus flavor, the non-alcoholic version replaces the liqueur with blue curacao syrup. This cane sugar syrup adds a slight sweetness to the drink but isn’t overpowering.

Sparkling water

A splash of sparkling water not only tones down the sweetness in this mocktail, but also makes each sip extra refreshing! It isn’t a traditional ingredient but adds a fun fizz and helps the drink taste that much more enjoyable.

How to make a virgin ​​blue lagoon mocktail

Your guests are going to love this shaken mocktail! It’s so much more exciting than soda or regular lemonade, and comes together quickly so you don’t have to be stuck in the kitchen during the party:

Recipe