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Watermelon Bourbon Smash
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Submitted on: July 27, 2025
This melon-mint smash blends 10 watermelon balls, mint, lemon, Shadow Ridge bourbon, Primitiva bitters, and a vanilla-lavender syrup into one killer cocktail. It’s literally a “watermelon smash” – a mix of juicy fruit and whiskey – so double-straining is a must to keep it smooth. I love how the mint and melon play off that oaky bourbon. Try it at home: make a batch and share your thoughts and reshakes!
Ingredients
- 8-10 eaWatermelon Balls Or Squares
- 8-10 ea
- 0.75 oz
- 2 dash(es)
- 1 eaLemon Peel 1-2 Inches
Tools
shaker
jigger
strainer
fine mesh strainer
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Estimated strength
Mint crown and melon balls
Shake & Double Strain
Old Fashioned/Rocks
About 17% ABV (estimate)
By The Flippin Mixologist
At-home mixologist
Teacher, stage actor, audiobook narrator, and at- home mixologist. I spent my early teaching years bartending in the summers. I love making drinks for people. I love the ritual of it. I like to make the classics, do my own riffs on classics, and create brand new cocktails. I really enjoy trying to make a drink that symbolizes a person or character. ...
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View MoreLightly muddle mint and watermelon. Add the other ingredients and some ice and shake hard for about 10 seconds. Double strain into your glass with plenty of ice. Garnish with a pick of melon balls and a mint crown.
Editor's Note
Watermelon and mint meet the oaky depth of bourbon in this bright, aromatic smash. Vanilla-lavender syrup ties the fruit and spirit together for a balanced, seasonal sipper.
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Crafted Pour
6 November 2026
This sounds like the perfect refreshing drink for a warm day! Do you happen to have the recipe for that vanilla-lavender syrup so others can try making it at home?
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