These warm weather sippers call for the season’s juiciest fruit.

Garnish with a watermelon slice to complete your drink.

A medley of melon balls adds an extra colorful pop to this wine-based cocktail.

Watermelon Daiquiri

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Streamline the process by using a seedless watermelon.

You’ll add a salt rim, plus a watermelon and chile slice to the drink before serving.

Watermelon Daiquiri

This frozen treat is practically begging to be served poolside.

Southern Living Watermelon Frosé in a glass to serve with other drinks beside

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A little salty, a little citrusy, and a little sweet.

It’s the ideal hot summer’s day cocktail.

Honeysuckle Watermelon Cocktail

Honeysuckle and watermelon are two signs of summer in the South.

Southern Living Watermelon Sangria in glasses to serve garnished with watermelon wedges, mint leaves, and lime wheels

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To celebrate the season, we combined them both into one sweet cocktail that is ready for porch sipping.

4th of July Punch

This party punch is sure to yo any crowd.

You’ll want to make two batchesa non-alcoholic version for the kids and a boozy one for adults.

Southern Living Watermelon Margaritas in two glasses ready to serve

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Spicy Watermelon Refresher

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Watermelon Daiquiris in glasses with watermelon wedge and lime wheel

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Honeysuckle-Watermelon Cocktails

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Watermelon-Mint Margaritas

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4th of July Punch

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