Summer Shandy

Beer cocktails don't get enough love. Its carbonation and yeastiness lend perfectly to any drink that you might otherwise make with sparkling wine, or simply in place of club soda for an additional element of flavor. Beer goes particularly well with bitter aperitifs, like in the Spaghett, a Baltimore cocktail made with Miller High Life, Aperol, and lemon juice. Or try simply mixing a few dashes of our alcohol-free cocktail bitters with beer for a delightful twist on a basic beer.

Of all the potential for mixing beer into cocktails, though, the Shandy is the most classic. Typically made by either mixing lemonade or ginger ale with beer 50/50, it's a refreshing and easy drink. In this recipe we've combined one of our favorite non-alcoholic beers, Wellbeing Victory Wheat, with lemonade and our Orange bitters for an extra burst of flavor. Feel free to use any kind of beer you'd like, but lighter beers tend to work better.

Summer Shandy (Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Recipe)

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Category

Non-Alcoholic Cocktail / Low-Alcohol / Zero Proof / Mocktail

Calories

110

Easy and refreshing, perfect for summer! Just combine lemonade, beer, and Orange bitters.

Author:

All The Bitter

Ingredients

• 6 ounces high-quality lemonade

• 6 ounces light beer (pale ale, wheat, light lager, pilsner)

• 3 dashes All The Bitter Orange bitters

Directions

1. Add 3 dashes of Orange bitters to the bottom of a pint glass filled with ice.

2. Pour equal parts (approx. 6 ounces of each) lemonade and beer into the glass, give a brief stir to incorporate, and garnish with a lemon wedge.

Recipe Note

Try this same format with different ingredients! The strong flavor of ginger beer and IPAs go nicely together, and our Aromatic bitters compliment both wonderfully. Try limeade with Corona or Mortiz 0.0 non-alcoholic lager. What about a stout or porter with coke, a splash of bourbon (alcoholic or non-alcoholic), and our New Orleans bitters? The possibilities are endless!