Pineapple Lime Margarita
Need a drink that tastes like a beach vacation in a glass? This Pineapple Lime Margarita is tangy, tropical, and just the right amount of sweet—with a citrusy punch and a hint of tequila warmth. Whether you’re mixing up drinks for happy hour, Cinco de Mayo, or just because, this cocktail is an easy crowd-pleaser.
Made with pineapple juice, lime juice, tequila, and a splash of triple sec, it comes together in minutes. Shake it, pour it over ice, and get ready to sip something seriously good.
Why You’ll Love this Recipe
• Easy to make – No blender needed, just shake and pour.
• Tropical flavor – Pineapple and lime bring bright, fruity flavor.
• Customizable – Make it spicy, sweeter, or turn it into a pitcher.
• Perfect for any occasion – Great for summer BBQs, girls’ night, or taco Tuesday.
Here’s what you’ll need to make this delicious Margarita:
- Ice – Enough to fill your glass.
- 4 oz pineapple juice – Dole Pineapple Juice works great.
- 2 oz fresh lime juice – Use this citrus press for easy juicing.
- 1 oz triple sec – Cointreau or your favorite orange liqueur.
- 2 oz tequila – Blanco or reposado.
- Salt – For rimming the glass. Try this margarita salt.
- Fresh pineapple or lime wedges – For garnish.
Pineapple Lime Margarita: Fresh, Fruity, and So Refreshing
Craving something cold, sweet, and zesty? This pineapple lime margarita is a breeze to make and easy to love. With no blender required and just a few ingredients, it’s perfect for lazy weekends, backyard hangs, or taco night.
Fun Twist:
Want a little heat? Toss a slice of jalapeño into the shaker. Or muddle fresh pineapple in the bottom of the glass for extra tropical vibes.
Tips for Success
No shaker? Use a mason jar with a tight lid or stir in a tall glass.
Want it sweeter? Add a dash of agave nectar.
Serve it spicy: Rim the glass with chili-lime salt instead of regular salt.
Making a batch? Quadruple the recipe and serve in a pitcher—this one’s perfect.
Make-Ahead & Storage
Make-Ahead Instructions:
You can premix the pineapple juice, lime juice, and triple sec up to a day in advance. Store it in the fridge in a sealed container. Add tequila and ice just before serving.
Storing Leftovers:
Not likely with this one! But if you must, store any leftover mix (without ice) in the refrigerator for up to 1 day.
Serving It Up
Serve this margarita in a classic rocks glass, rimmed with salt and filled with ice. Add a lime wheel or pineapple chunk for a festive finish. These Margarita Glasses make the perfect presentation!
Final Thoughts
This Pineapple Lime Margarita is your new go-to for easy summer sipping. It’s tropical, refreshing, and totally adaptable to your vibe. Whether you’re keeping it classic or adding your own twist, it’s a drink that always delivers.
Tried it? Tag us with your garnish game or your pitcher pour—we want to see those island vibes!
Pineapple Lime Margarita: Fresh, Fruity, and So Refreshing
Equipment
- Cocktail Shaker
Ingredients
- Ice enough to fill your glass
- 4 oz pineapple juice fresh if you’re fancy, canned if you’re chill • 2 oz lime juice (fresh-squeezed, always)
- 1 oz triple sec orange liqueur goodness
- 2 oz tequila blanco or reposado — your vibe, your rules
- Salt for rimming the glass
- Fresh pineapple slices or lime wedges for garnish
Instructions
Rim It
- Run a lime wedge around the rim of your glass, then dip it into salt. Instant margarita magic.
Shake It
- In a cocktail shaker, add a handful of ice, pineapple juice, lime juice, triple sec, and tequila.
- Shake it like you mean it — about 15–20 seconds — until the shaker gets frosty on the outside.
- (No shaker? No problem. Stir it up in a mason jar with a lid or just swirl it really well in a glass.)
Pour + Garnish
- Fill your rimmed glass with fresh ice. Strain your margarita over the ice.
- Top it off with a juicy slice of pineapple or a bright lime wedge for major “I’m-on-a-beach” energy.
Sip & Repeat
- Take a sip, do a little happy dance, and then make another… because one is never enough.
Notes
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