Sex on the Beach Punch
The iconic 1980s fruity cocktail scaled for parties, blending vodka with peach schnapps, cranberry juice, and orange juice for a tropical-tasting punch perfect for summer celebrations.
- 12 ozvodka
- 6 ozpeach schnapps
- 12 ozcranberry juice
- 12 ozorange juice
- orange slices, maraschino cherriesgarnish
- 1Combine vodka and peach schnapps in a punch bowl
- 2Add cranberry juice and orange juice
- 3Stir gently to combine
- 4Chill for 2-4 hours before serving
- 5Add ice and garnish with orange slices and cherries
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Sex on the Beach was invented in 1987 by Florida bartender Ted Pizio during a peach schnapps promotion. The playful name and tropical flavors made it a hit at beach bars throughout the late 1980s. Scaling the recipe for punch bowls became popular for pool parties and casual gatherings.
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