Virgin Mojito Mocktail

The only virgin mojito recipe you need to get the party started: refreshing, tart, lightly sweet, with a gently invigorating spritzy finish!

A Refreshingly Sweet & Spritzy Recipe for a Virgin Mojito Mocktail!

Have you ever tried a mojito? The first time I tried one, my sister, Penny, got one for me at a fancy-schmancy bar. I had no idea that there would be mint leaves inside, and had even less of an idea that it would be so friggin’ good. Alas, there are times when one needs the spritzy, the delight, the refreshing goodness that is a mojito—without the alcohol. For those times, I’m sharing this wonderful virgin mojito recipe—a virgin mojito mocktail, if you will. Are you ready to hit the drink cart with something deliciously thirst-quenching? Let’s shake this!

Everything You Need to Make the Delightful Virgin Mojito

This recipe for a virgin mojito mocktail is fairly simple to make, with a few added steps to make your mocktail fresh and vibrant. Here are the tools and ingredients you need to make a virgin mojito:

• Cocktail Shaker Set
• Mint Leaves
• Simple Syrup
• Lime Juice
• Ice
• Club Soda
• Highball Glasses
• Lime Wheel

What Is a Virgin Mojito Mocktail?

Have you ever had a mojito? It’s an alcoholic cocktail made with fresh mint, lime juice, club soda, and rum. A virgin mojito is almost exactly the same drink, minus the rum. This is because a “virgin” drink is known as a mocktail— a cocktail that’s made without the alcoholic component.

So today’s recipe for a virgin mojito mocktail is made almost exactly like a mojito, except for the rum. The exact instructions are below!

How to Make a Virgin Mojito Mocktail

Surely there’s no such thing as a virgin mojito mocktail, right? Well, that’s actually wrong! Sometimes you need all the fun of a cocktail, but want to keep it alcohol-free, mocktail-style (aka virgin). So I’m gonna show you how to live it up with today’s mojito mocktail!

First, add fresh mint and simple syrup to a highball glass (or a mason jar, as I’ve done in these pics!).

Grab a muddler from a cocktail set like this one, and lightly muddle the mint and syrup. Be sure not to smash the heck out of the mint. Think of it as just lightly massaging the mint oils out of the leaves, not pulverizing it.

Now, add lime juice and ice. Gently stir these ingredients together to mix it.

Add ice to that glass.

Pour club soda to the top of the glass. Then, stir and scoop simultaneously to ensure fresh mint and simple syrup are spread evenly throughout the glass.

Garnish your mocktail with a mint sprig and a lime wheel. That’s it! Now, sip and enjoy your delicious virgin mojito recipe!

How to Spell Virgin Mojito

Okay, this one’s kind of a trick question since the answer is in the title. I know, Erik hates riddles too! But some folks often ask, “how do you spell virigin mohito??” Or, really, “how do you spell virgin mojito?” (I’m thinking this is all out loud haha). The answer is: Virgin Mojito! 

Wanna Try This Delicious Virgin Mojito Recipe with Sprite?

If you’re looking for a way to make this virgin mojito recipe with Sprite, the swap out is pretty simple! Follow the recipe as listed, with just a few adjustments:

• To use Sprite in this mocktail recipe:
  • Leave out the simple syrup
  • Instead of club soda, use the same amount of Sprite
• For a sugar-free fix, try using Diet Sprite or Sprite Zero
• For an indulgently sweet treat, keep the simple syrup in and use Sprite. 😉

High Cocktail Your Way to the Drink Cart With These Recipes

What other mocktail recipes would you like to see? In the meantime, allow me to share my favorite cocktails!

• Chocolate Espresso Martini
• Toasted Almond Drink Recipe
• Hot White Russian
• Chocolate Peppermint Martini
• Moscow Mule with Whiskey
• Hot and Dirty Martini
• Dirty Martini
• Chocolate Raspberry Martini
• Classic Martini
• Keto Mojito – Low Carb Recipe!

Tools You Need

• 24-Piece Cocktail Shaker Set
• Organic Simple Syrup
• Curved Highball Glasses
• Gold Cocktail Shaker Set

Mojito Mocktail for a Magnificent Mocktail Mixer

How much fun are you having making cocktails and mocktails with me? I can’t wait to hear what you think of today’s virgin mojito recipe! Be sure to leave a comment below or share a pic on IG & tag #beamingbaker so I can connect with you. Looking forward to our next bar adventure…

Sending you all my love and maybe even a dove, xo Demeter ❤️

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Virgin Mojito Mocktail

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• Author: Demeter | Beaming Baker
• Total Time: 3 minutes
• Yield: 1 serving 1x

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The only virgin mojito recipe you need to get the party started: refreshing, tart, lightly sweet, with a gently invigorating spritzy finish! The best mojito mocktail.

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Ingredients

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• 8–12 mint leaves
• ½ oz simple syrup
• 3/4–1 oz lime juice, fresh squeezed
• ice
• Club soda to top of glass
• Garnish: mint sprig, lime wheel

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Instructions

1. Add mint and simple syrup to a tall glass or highball glass.
2. Lightly muddle mint and simple syrup.
3. Add lime juice and ice. Stir just a few times to mix.
4. Add club soda to the top of the glass. Stir gently while scooping upwards to get the mint and syrup to mix with the club soda throughout the glass.
5. Garnish with mint sprig and lime wheel. Sip and enjoy.

Equipment

Organic Simple Syrup

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• Prep Time: 3 minutes
• Cook Time: 0 minutes
• Category: Drinks, Cocktails
• Method: Stir

Keywords: virgin mojito recipe, sprite, mojito mocktail

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