Best Pomegranate Mocktail – No sugar added

Whether you’re hosting a party, relaxing at home, or simply craving a burst of fruity goodness, this Pomegranate Mocktail—a mix of sweet, tart, and refreshing flavor—make it an ideal choice. Be creative to serve your guests with fruit-infused ice cubes, fresh mint leaves, or lemon slices. 

Pomegranate mocktail in two glasses with cut open pomegranate fruit on side.

What is a Pomegranate mocktail?

A pomegranate mocktail is the non-alcoholic version of a pomegranate mojito. The alcoholic version has rum and I made this mocktail sugarless. But you feel free to add any sweetener of your choice. This mocktail is kid approved as my kids enjoyed it as my husband and I did. 

Pomegranate arils in a bowl.
If you love pomegranate, then you also must try Vegan pomegranate pannacotta.

Why you should try Pomegranate Mocktail

There are several reasons for I insist you try this refreshing mocktail. Few are

Easy: This mocktail is easy to make, and kids can make it themselves.

Few ingredients: This recipe needs very few ingredients and you can customize your choice. I have used all fresh ingredients in this recipe to give the best flavor. 

Kid-friendly: This mocktail is kid-friendly.

To celebrate any occasion: This drink is made to celebrate any occasion.

How to make a mocktail with pomegranate

Ingredients used

Method

There are recipes where they mix the fruit juice to make a mocktail. In this pomegranate mocktail, I have blended pomegranate, lemon juice, and mint together and strained it. Then added soda to it. If you are using any sweetener, add it before soda and let it dissolve. Then add soda. Serve.

Top view of pomegranate mocktail in two glasses.

Other non-alcoholic drinks for you

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Pomegranate mocktail recipe

Ingredients

Pomegranate arils – ¼ cup + few for garnishing

Lemon juice – juice of ½ lemon

Mint leaves – few

Soda – 1 cup

Method

  • Take pomegranate arils, lemon juice, and mint leaves in a blender.
  • Do not add water. Blend it and strain the juice.
  • Take two glasses. Add ice cubes and a few pomegranate arils.
  • Divide the strained juice into two glasses.
  • Now add the soda to the glasses. 
  • You can add fresh mint leaves and lemon slices to the glass.
  • Serve cold.

Notes

  1. To serve a larger crowd, increase the quantity of the above ingredients and instead of making it in glass, make it in a pitcher. And let the guests enjoy.
4.90 from 29 votes

Best pomegranate mocktail

Author: Lathiya
Pomegranate mocktail is the non-alcoholic version of pomegranate mojito. The alcoholic version has rum and I made this mocktail sugarless.
Prep Time:5 minutes
Total Time:5 minutes
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: International
Keyword: How to make pomegranate mocktail, nonalcoholic pomegranate mojito, Pomegranate mocktail
Servings: 2 people
Calories: 62.5kcal
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Equipment

Ingredients

  • 1/4 cup Pomegranate arils few for garnishing
  • Lemon juice juice of ½ lemon
  • Mint leaves few
  • 1 cup Soda 1 cup

Instructions

  1. Take pomegranate arils, lemon juice and mint leaves in a blender.
  2. Do not add water. Blend it and strain the juice.
  3. Take two glasses. Add ice cubes and few pomegranate arils.
  4. Divide the strained juice into two glasses.
  5. Now add the soda to the glasses.
  6. You can add fresh mint leaves and lemon slices in the glass.
  7. Serve cold.

Notes

To serve for a larger crowd, increase the quantity of the above ingredients and instead of making it in glass, make it in a pitcher. And let the guests enjoy.

Nutrition

Serving: 1person | Calories: 62.5kcal

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22 Comments

  1. Bright, crisp, and naturally sweet, this pomegranate mocktail feels festive without adding any sugar—perfect for parties or a simple treat at home.

  2. I absolutely love using pomegranate – the arils are just like jewels. This was such a lovely way to enjoy them, and an ideal drink to have over the festive season. Cheers!

  3. I made this pomegranate mocktail using pomegranates from our garden. I love the fresh flavor and how easy this is to make!

  4. I like to serve a signature drink with the holidays. And now I’ve found the recipe for my guest who doesn’t want to drink alcohol. A delicious pomegranate mocktail. Thank you for sharing!