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The best Pineapple Punch for a party: Pineapple, rum and Prosecco combine to make the most refreshing punch that serves a crowd. You can also make a non-alcoholic version! Either way, you are going to want to make this party punch recipe for all your summer events.
Easy Party Punch Recipe
I’ve been making this pineapple punch for years and it’s my favorite way to get a taste of a tropical vacation without leaving the house! The party punch reminds me of our trip to Hawaii and all the fun we had. It just transports me right to those memories and it’s the perfect adult drink for brunch or any gathering.
I love cheap alcoholic punch recipes especially when they’re easy to make! What I love best about this cocktail recipe is that you can make most of it ahead of time and then finish it just before you serve it. I hate worrying about mixing individual drinks for a party, so this is the perfect solution – just mix it up in a pitcher and you’re good to go. You can also make this non-alcoholic – a fruity mocktail for anyone not drinking alcohol.
Ingredients Needed
- Pineapple juice: Buy a large can
- Rum: You can use white rum or coconut rum
- Chilled Prosecco: Or you can use any sparkling wine
- Frozen pineapple chunks to keep it cold – they take the place of ice cubes without watering it down.
How to make Pineapple Punch
To make the drink just combine the juice, rum and prosecco in a pitcher. Stir to combine and then add the pineapple chunks. So easy! Just the way a summer cocktail should be, right? Serve it in a large pitcher or large punch bowl. Garnish with fresh pineapple wedges.
Easy Punch Recipe Variations
- In addition to frozen pineapple, add frozen blueberries or strawberries for color
- You can also garnish with orange slices or maraschino cherries
- For even more fun, add a scoop pineapple sherbet or a quart vanilla ice cream in a large punch bowl for fun baby showers or wedding showers.
Storage & How to Make it Ahead
You can mix the pineapple juice with the rum ahead of time and keep it in the refrigerator. I wouldn’t do this more than a few hours in advance.
Just before you’re ready to serve it add the prosecco. You want all the bubbles from the sparkling wine, so don’t do this part ahead.
If you’re making it non-alcoholic, combine ginger ale or Sprite with the juice right before serving since there’s only the two ingredients. You will want it to be nice and fizzy.
Pineapple Party Punch Recipe
Ingredients
- 4 cups pineapple juice chilled
- ½ cup white rum or coconut rum
- 1 bottle 750mL Prosecco, chilled
- Frozen pineapple about 2 cups
Instructions
- Pour pineapple juice, rum, and prosecco into a pitcher. Add frozen pineapple to keep it chilled. Serve the same day it’s made.
- Non-Alcoholic Version: skip the rum and prosecco. Use lemon-lime soda (regular or diet) or club soda instead.
I am obsessed with pineapple and coconut right now. Cannot eat or drink it enough. This punch would last around 1 hour with me
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I would inhale this!! A pineapple mimosa turbo charged with the Bacardi! I bet that Malibu would be great in it too for an ultra tropical vibe ๐ I love pineapple in all ways and forms, including in Lifesavers! lol
Nothing wrong with adding a little sumthin’ sumthin’ into pineapple juice (or any juice really) to make it taste better. I sure could use a glass of this right now!
Why have I never had a pineapple minosa before?! Pineapple (and strawberry) are two of my favorite fruits. This drink looks right up my alley – it’ll be perfect for when I’m in the pool on a float, ignoring absolutely everyone and everything ๐ I can’t wait to sip these all day long!
I’ve never been to Hawaii, and it’s on my bucket list. Can’t wait to have all my kids old enough to survive the crazy long plane ride! Coming from the east coast is harder. ๐
My brother introduced me to pineapple mimosas when I was in my 20s, and I’ve been addicted ever since. They’re amazing.
And this is even better. Prosecco and rum? Sign me up!
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