Lemon Vodka Prosecco is a tart, refreshing, and sparkling adult beverage that is made with vodka, Prosecco, and lemon sorbet. For another refreshing drink, try my Vodka Lemonade.

Lemon Vodka Prosecco

You will not even realize that you are drinking alcohol (which could be dangerous) when you are sipping on this refreshing drink. It is definitely a drink that is perfect for many occasions. It is a bubbly cocktail for ringing in the new year. It’s also an ice-cold drink to enjoy on a hot summer day.

Lemon Vodka Prosecco Ingredients

Vodka: Choose your favorite brand of vodka for this drink. I prefer it to be chilled before adding it to the glass.

Prosecco: Prosecco is a sparkling white wine made from Glera grapes. You could substitute champagne in the drink, but champagne is made from different grapes. Try it in my Creamsicle Prosecco as well.

Lemon Sorbet: Sorbet is a frozen dessert that is made from fruit and sugar–no dairy. Lemon sorbet has a tartness that is perfect when added to the drink. It also keeps your drink nice and cold. You could also try some other sorbet flavors.

Can I Make This Without Alcohol?

If you would like a family-friendly (non-alcoholic) version of the drink, leave out the vodka and replace the Prosecco. For the Prosecco, there are many varieties of non-alcoholic sparkling white wines to choose from. Pour it over the lemon sorbet and sip away!

Lemon Vodka Prosecco

Prep Time 5

Total Time 5

Lemon Vodka Prosecco is a tart, refreshing, and sparkling adult beverage that is made with vodka, Prosecco, and lemon sorbet.

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Ingredients

▢ 1 ounce vodka, chilled
▢ ⅓ cup Prosecco, chilled
▢ 1 scoop lemon sorbet

Instructions

Pour the vodka and Prosecco into a bowl and whisk lightly to combine. Set aside.
Add a scoop of lemon sorbet to a champagne flute.
Pour the Prosecco mixture over the top of the lemon sorbet.
Garnish with fresh lemon. Serve immediately.

Notes

Lemon Sorbet recipe (clickable link)

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