This pomegranate margarita recipe is my most requested cocktail. The recipe is for an entire pitcher so you don’t have to make them one at a time and can enjoy the party!
Yet another friend asked me for this pomegranate margarita recipe the other day. I responded with “I’ll send you the link to it on my blog”. When I got home, I did a search. And another search. And realized that I’d never actually posted this pomegranate margarita recipe despite having made them so many times I could do it while asleep.
The first time I made this margarita recipe was for Christmas a few years back when the weather was above 50 degrees and we all decided it would be great to sit outside in December! Margaritas were suggested but I put my own spin on them so they’d be a bit more festive-looking. Everyone went crazy for them and they’re constantly being requested for one gathering or another. And I don’t mind a bit – they’re SO easy to throw together and I love seeing everyone’s happy faces when they taste one! It really is the best margarita recipe I’ve created or found elsewhere.
Memorial Day is coming in just a couple of weeks, friends, and summer arrives just behind it! So put your pomegranate margarita pants on and get things started! You’ll find the only margarita recipe you’ll need below :)
Pomegranate Margarita Recipe {by the pitcher}
You’re going to LOVE this pomegranate margarita recipe! This gets made all the time in the summer and is even pretty for Christmas. Be sure to use REAL pomegranate juice – I’ve tried it with a blended concentrate and it’s just not the same. Enjoy and be prepared to share the recipe :)
- 2 cups tequila (gold is fine)
- 1 cup triple sec
- 2 cups pomegranate juice (use 100% pomegranate juice, such as POM Wonderful or something similar)
- 1 12- ounce container frozen limeade concentrate
- 2 cups water
- lime wedges (for serving)
- Pour all ingredients into a pitcher and mix well. Serve over ice with lime wedges in salt-rimmed glasses, if desired.
Nutmeg Nanny says
These margaritas look amazing!
the wicked noodle says
Thank you!!
DessertForTwo says
So pretty! I want it! TGIF
the wicked noodle says
Come on over!! :)
Andrea Meyers says
I will vouch for these fabulous margaritas! A great way to celebrate with a good friend. :-)
the wicked noodle says
omgosh! Yes, you can vouch for them! Some of my best times drinking them have been with you :) <3
Allison @ Clean Wellness says
It finally got warm enough for me to wear a tshirt outside today and this drink is calling my name! Love the pom juice to give it some bite and a beautiful colour. Making this soon!
the wicked noodle says
I love those days when it’s finally warm enough to put on shorts & t-shirts! You’ll love these, Allison. Thanks for the comment! :)
Esther says
Made these tonight for a summer Margarita Party & they were great!! They taste as good as they look. We served them with Pico de Gallo Chicken Quesadillas and they were wonderful together!!
the wicked noodle says
I have the biggest smile on my face! I am so glad you enjoyed them. Thanks so much for letting me know, Esther!
Pam says
Hi is the limeade frozen concentrate?
Kristy Bernardo says
Hi Pam, yes, it’s frozen.
Michelle at A Dish of Daily Life says
Looks wonderful! I could go for one of those right now, but I probably should wait for a few hours! :) Pinning!
Kristy Bernardo says
Thanks, Michelle!
Lyn says
This recipe looks great! I am planning to make these for a fairly large party..can you tell me what size pitcher you typically use? Or how many individual drinks does 1 pitcher make? Thanks!
Kristy Bernardo says
Hi Lyn! I usually double the recipe when I take it to a party and we usually get about 10-12 drinks out of it (with ice in each glass). So I’d say about 5-6 glasses per pitcher. Hope that helps!
Jennifer Farley says
I love fruity margaritas like this! I just made a cranberry version last week. I MUST try this next!!!
Brandie says
Oh. My. Word. Do I have to share? ;)
Taylor Kiser says
I’m coming for happy hour!
Sue says
The drink pictured looks clear; not at all like frozen ingredients are used. Do you thaw the limeade before incorporating?
Kristy says
Hi Sue, these pomegranate margaritas aren’t frozen, so you can either thaw the limeade before adding it or it will melt very quickly while you’re stirring it in. Hope you enjoy! – Kristy
Ny Hunt says
I made these and they came out really really good and strong. I replaced the limeade with frozen margarita mix instead because that’s all they had and the pitcher I had wasn’t big enough for me to add the 2 cups of water so I added about 1/2 and they still came out great. I will definitely be making these In future! Thank you
Kristy Bernardo says
Hi Ny, I’m so glad you loved these! Thanks for posting your changes, too! – Kristy