12 Non-Alcoholic Fourth of July Drinks

Recipe: Lemonade Iced Tea

What better way to cool off than with this fresh take on an Arnold Palmer?

Recipe: Berry Splash

Make this cherry-flavored drink even sweeter with a few Berry Ice Cubes.

Recipe: Governor's Mansion Summer Peach Tea Punch

Stop by the farmers’ market to pick up the ripest peaches for garnishing this elegant sweet tea.

Recipe: Southern Breeze

Serve this tropical drink at a poolside celebration, and dress it up with a fun paper cocktail umbrella.

Recipe: Sparkling Cherry Limeade

Salt the rim of this margarita-inspired mocktail, and top it with a few maraschino cherries.

Recipe: Lemon-Mint Sparklers

Prep for your party ahead of time by making the Lemon-Mint syrup a few days in advance and chilling until it’s ready to use.

Recipe: Fruity Floats

Pour a favorite fruit-flavored soda over vanilla ice cream for a post-barbecue treat.

Recipe: Frozen Strawberry Lemonade

You’ll want to enjoy this cool, slushy treat all summer long. For best results, we use frozen, sugared strawberries and add a teaspoon of lemon zest for brighter flavor. Watch this video for step-by-step instruction.

Recipe: Homemade Orange Soda

The only ingredients you’ll need for this fizzy homemade drink are orange juice and lemon-lime soda.

Recipe: Iced Hibiscus Sweet Tea

Guests will be asking for refills of this fruity, refreshing twist on traditional sweet tea.

Watch the Video: Buffalo Rock Float

Enjoy the Fourth of July fireworks show with a rich and creamy treat that uses one of our all-time favorite soft drinks: Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale.

Watch the Video: Classic Southern Sweet Tea

No party is complete without this iconic Southern staple. Watch our how-to video for step-by-step instructions on how to make our crowd-pleasing, best-ever sweet tea recipe.