Bring on the bubbles, we’re celebrating warm weather!

Plus, we have plenty of springtime batch drinks to make hosting a breeze.

Pop the bubbles and start squeezing lots of lemons for some of our favorite spring cocktails.

Masters Azalea Cocktail

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This garden-fresh cocktail invites the flavor of fresh cucumber.

Someone bring the chips and guacamole, too!

Elderflower-Champagne Cocktail

This batch cocktail is perfect for outdoor, springtime gatherings.

Hemingway Daiquiri

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For an added detail, use edible flower or fruit-infused ice cubes.

Grapefruit Margarita

Margaritas are seasonless, right?

Not quite a paloma, but more than a marg, this tequila-forward cocktail is full of fresh flavors.

French 75 cocktail

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Equally fizzy and fruity, it’ll keep your crowd happy.

Azalea Cocktail

When April rolls around, you know it’s almost time for the Masters Tournament.

Ginger beer is the secret ingredient that gives the drink a slight fizz and a hint of spicy ginger.

Mint Julep Sweet Tea

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Though it might have initially been made with rum, you’ll only find bourbon in ours.

This batch recipe is easy to make and requires no frills for serving at any backyard celebration.

Cucumber-Mint Mojitos

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Classic Margarita

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Elderflower-Champagne Cocktail with flower ice cubes

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Grapefruit Margarita by Tiffanie Barriere

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a bowl of easter punch

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Texas Ranch Water

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Shoo-Fly Punch

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Southern Living Transfusion Cocktail in glasses to serve

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Southern Living Mint Julep in julep cups to serve

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Big Batch Spiked Arnold Palmers in a pitcher

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