By Candice Walker on April 4, 2024 (Last updated April 4, 2024) This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy.
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Citrusy and sweet lemonade joins fragrant roses in this gorgeous rose lemonade. This recipe is ready in 5 minutes with very minimal effort. It’s perfect for spring and summer garden parties, and you could even tint the lemonade pink if you like!
🌟 Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Floral twist on traditional lemonade: Rose lemonade brings the subtly sweet flavors of spring florals to a classic lemonade recipe. If you love flavored lemonade, try a mint lemonade or lavender lemonade.
Lemonade that looks as pretty as it tastes: It tastes super refreshing, and even better, it will look gorgeous on your table. Garnish with dried roses or even tint it pink with food coloring to make it extra special. You’ll also love this Mint Lemonade, this Lavender Lemonade, or make it a green tea Arnold Palmer by making this Matcha Lemonade.
Ideal for parties, gatherings, or barbeques: Bring a large pitcher of this to any outdoor soiree and it will be gone in minutes. It’s an excellent non-alcoholic beverage choice.
🧾 Ingredients in This Recipe
Rose simple syrup – A simple mix of rose water, sugar, and water. I have steps on how to make rose simple syrup here. As a substitute, use rose water and granulated sugar. Simple syrup dissolves much better into the lemonade than granulated sugar. You can even make your own homemade rose water.
Lemons – Get a bunch of good-sized fresh lemons. Some people like to use a lemonade powder mix, but it won’t be as fresh and tart as squeezed lemon juice, so this is my preference.
See the recipe card for full information on ingredients and quantities.
👩🍳 How to Make Rose Lemonade
Cut each lemon in half and squeeze out as much juice as possible using a fork or a juicer. Remove any seeds.
Next, fill your jug or pitcher with 4 cups of cold water.
🍋 Pro Lemonade Tip 🍋
Serve with plenty of sliced lemons for flavor and the prettiest presentation. You could also garnish with dried rose buds for extra flair.
Pour in the freshly squeezed lemon juice and mix well.
Finally, pour in the rose simple syrup and mix to combine. Add ice to top it off, or add ice to each glass to keep the mixture from diluting before serving.
🌹 Want to Increase the Rose Flavor? 🌹
Increase that rose flavor and aroma without adding more sweetener by adding a few tablespoons of rose water.
🌹 More Ways to Enjoy Rose
I love cooking with rose – the delicate floral notes of rose petals add a unique and elegant flavor profile to a variety dishes, making them truly memorable. Plus, the aroma is divine!
Cut each lemon in half and squeeze out as much juice as possible using a fork or a juicer.
Fill your jug or pitcher with the cold water.
Pour in the freshly squeezed lemon juice and mix well.
Pour in the rose simple syrup and mix to combine. Add ice to top it off.
Notes
Rose simple syrup – A simple mix of rose, sugar, and water. I have steps on how to make rose simple syrup here. As a substitute, use rose water and granulated sugar.
Increase that rose flavor and aroma without adding more sweetener by adding a few tablespoons of rose water.
Did you try this recipe?I’d love to hear what you think! Leave a Review to let us know how it came out, if you have a successful substitution or variation, or anything else.
