Summer Sunrise: Vibrant Non Alcoholic Sunrise Drink
Sep 16, 2025
If you want a bright, refreshing drink that feels like pure sunshine, the Summer Sunrise is it. It is crisp. It is citrusy. It looks beautiful on the table. This non alcoholic sunrise drink is perfect for hot weather or a morning moment that deserves a little flair. It is layered. It is lively. It is everything but the booze.
The Summer Sunrise Recipe
This simple and elegant drink uses fresh juice, a tropical kombucha shot and our Summer Berries Bitters for a bright berry finish.
Ingredients
- 1 oz Big Easy Bucha tropical fruit shot
- 1 T. El Guapo™ Summer Berries Bitters
- 1 oz lemon juice
- 1 oz lime juice
- 1 oz orange juice
- Club soda
- Dehydrated lime wedge to garnish
Instructions
- Fill a shaker with ice.
- Add the lemon, lime and orange juices with Summer Berries Bitters.
- Shake until cold.
- Strain into a martini or coupe glass.
- Slowly pour in the kombucha shot for the sunrise effect.
- Top with chilled club soda.
- Garnish with a dehydrated lime wedge.
Tips for Making the Best Summer Sunrise Cocktail
- Pour slowly to get the layered look.
- Use fresh juice for the brightest flavor.
- Add a fresh citrus slice, a few berries or mint if you want extra color.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a zero proof drink?
It is a non alcoholic beverage built with real intention. It offers the flavor and structure of a cocktail without the alcohol.
What is the difference between a mocktail and a zero proof cocktail?
We skip the word mocktail. Zero proof drinks are crafted with care and complexity. Bitters, syrups and fresh juices do the heavy lifting.
Can I make a big batch of this non alcoholic sunrise drink?
Yes. Mix the juices and bitters in a pitcher. Pour into individual glasses and top each one with kombucha and club soda to keep the sunrise effect.
