
This Red Currant Margarita is made with a homemade red currant syrup; it's refreshing, tart, and a little sweet. You can make it in a pitcher for a large group, and it's the perfect summer cocktail! The recipe includes a mocktail version too!
Glass rim: I add coarse sugar to most of my fruity margaritas. I like using agave syrup for this because it sticks to the glass better than maple syrup, and sugar sticks better to it than lime juice. If you use fine sea salt, only run your lime wedge around the edges and dip your glass in the salt. If you want to dip the side in salt for effect, use coarser salt or sea salt that isn’t too moist because it will clump.
You can add some frozen red currants (or fresh ones) to your glass when you're adding the ice for decoration.
Pitcher version: For 6 servings, combine 9 oz tequila, 3 oz orange liqueur, 6 oz red currant syrup, and 6 oz lime juice in a pitcher. Add ice and stir well to combine. Serve over ice and top up with sparkling water if desired.
Mocktail version: Replacing the tequila and orange liqueur with a non-alcoholic alternative will give you the most similar flavor. Otherwise, omit them and add an extra 1/2 oz of the syrup and top up the drink with at least 1/2 cup sparkling water.
Find it online: https://thehealthfulideas.com/red-currant-margarita/