bay breeze

The Bay Breeze is a refreshing and tropical cocktail that has become a popular choice for beach and poolside sipping. Originated in the 1950s, this cocktail is a spin-off of the classic Cape Codder which contains vodka and cranberry juice. The addition of pineapple juice gives the Bay Breeze its signature tropical twist, adding a sweet and fruity flavor to the mix. This refreshing trio of ingredients creates a well-balanced and easy to drink cocktail. The Bay Breeze is best served over ice, making it the perfect choice for hot summer days. With its vibrant colors and tropical flavors, this cocktail will transport you to a sunny and relaxed state of mind.

Bay Breeze cocktail recipe

milliliters Vodka

milliliters Pineapple Juice

Cranberry

The Bay Breeze cocktail pairs the tropical flavor of pineapple with vodka and cranberry juice. It's an easy mixed drink you can make in minutes!

Easy Bay Breeze Cocktail

(3 tablespoons) 100% pineapple juice

(2 tablespoons) vodka

(6 tablespoons) 100% unsweetened cranberry juice

maple syrup

lime wedge

Add the pineapple juice and vodka to a glass and stir. Fill the glass with ice.

In a shot glass or small pitcher, combine the cranberry juice and syrup* and stir.

To make a layered drink look, tip the glass of pineapple juice slightly and pour the cranberry mixture along side of glass so that it can glide to bottom. (See How to Make a Layered Drink.) Otherwise, just pour in the cranberry and maple and stir.

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