Level up your hydration this summer with this delicious peach lemonade. Made with homemade peach puree, fresh-squeezed lemon, honey, and coconut water, you’ll be sipping on this refreshing drink all season long.

If you love lemon mocktails, you’ll also want to mix up my Charred Lemon Ginger Mocktail and Blossoming Lemon Mocktail!

I partnered with Shipt to mix up the Hydrating Peach Lemonade recipe! Recipe and ideas are my own.

Hydrating Peach Lemonade served in a tall glass with ice, peach slices, lemon rounds, fresh mint, and chamomile flowers, with a refreshing summer vibe.

During pregnancy and postpartum, I’m always craving something refreshing and hydrating. This hydrating peach lemonade punch checks both boxes. The ripe and juicy peaches not only are delicious but they smell amazing. The fresh-squeezed lemon adds acidity and combines well with the sweet honey. It’s perfect for hot summer days—and all natural.

The addition of coconut water adds a dose of electrolytes to replenish and hydrate—whether you’re pregnant, post postpartum, or just soaking up some sun! 

Recipe Ingredients

See the recipe card for quantities.

  • Peaches: Always use ripe and fresh peaches, never canned. Peaches with a soft give are the ripest. Save 1 peach and slice it for garnish.
  • Lemon juice: Always use fresh squeezed.
  • Water: Use bottled or filtered water for best results.
  • Honey: I recommend using 100% pure honey. We used Local Hive Honey.
  • Coconut water: You’ll want to use 100% pure coconut water without any added ingredients.
  • Sparkling Water: This recipe calls for plain sparkling water but you can use a flavored option like lemon or peach. LaCroix has some great options.
  • Mint & Chamomile: Use fresh mint leaves and chamomile for garnish as desired.

Tools & Equipment List

You can check out my favorite glasses here!

Hydrating Peach Lemonade served in two bear shaped glasses with ice, peach slices, lemon rounds, fresh mint, and chamomile flowers, with a refreshing summer vibe.

How to Make This Recipe

PEACH PUREE

Step 1: Slice 2 peaches and remove pits. Add to a blender with ½ cup of water until smooth.

Step 2: Strain out peach skin using a mesh strainer. Set aside

PEACH LEMONADE

Step 1: To a pitcher – Add 1/2 cup hot water and honey. Mix together until the honey is dissolved. Add the peach puree, lemon juice, coconut water and sparkling water. Stir to combine. Adjust to taste.

Step 2: Divide into glasses over ice. Optionally, serve with lemon slices, peach, fresh mint and chamomile flowers.

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hydrating peach lemonade punch 🍋 🍑   #shiptpartner #ad @Shipt is definitely my secret ingredient for preparing to host family and friends this summer! I’m always ready to mix up drinks when all my ingredients are delivered same-day! Use code CAROLYN10 for $10 off your next order of $35 or more. hydrating peach lemonade punch   ◻️ 2 ripe peaches, plus more for garnish ◻️ 3/4 cup lemon juice ◻️ 1 cup water, divided ◻️ 1/2 cup honey ◻️ 1 cup coconut water ◻️ 2 cups sparkling water ◻️ Lemon slices, for garnish ◻️ Mint, for garnish ◻️ Chamomile, for garnish 1. Prepare peach puree: slice peaches and blend with 1/2 cup water until smooth. Strain out skin using a mesh strainer.  2. To a pitcher – Add 1/2 cup hot water and honey. Mix together until the honey is dissolved. Add peach puree, lemon juice, coconut water and sparkling water. Stir to combine. Adjust to taste. 3. Divide into glasses over ice. Optionally, serve with lemon slices, peach, fresh mint and chamomile flowers.

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Tips for Making a Hydrating Peach Lemonade

  • Use yellow peaches for a more classic peach flavor. Use white peaches for a touch more sweetness and floral notes.
  • Adjust the sweetness and citrus to your liking using the honey and fresh lemon juice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add alcohol to peach lemonade?

Yes, you can add your favorite spirit like vodka, rum, or bourbon to the peach lemonade for a boozy peach lemonade cocktail.

Can I make peach lemonade without fresh peaches?

Fresh, ripe peaches are definitely best, but you can substitute the fresh peaches for thawed frozen peaches. I do not recommend canned peaches for this recipe. If peaches aren’t in season or you don’t have any on hand, you can use bottled peach puree. I recommend choosing one with no added sugars.

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Hydrating Peach Lemonade served in a tall glass with ice, peach slices, lemon rounds, fresh mint, and chamomile flowers, with a refreshing summer vibe.
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Hydrating Peach Lemonade Recipe

Servings: 5
Prep: 10 minutes
Level up your hydration this summer with this delicious peach lemonade. Made with homemade peach puree, fresh-squeezed lemon, honey, and coconut water, you’ll be sipping on this refreshing drink all season long.
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Ingredients
 

  • 2 ripe peaches, plus more for garnish
  • 3/4 cup lemon juice
  • 1 cup water, divided
  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 1 cup coconut water
  • 2 cups sparkling water
  • Lemon slices, for garnish
  • Mint, for garnish
  • Chamomile, for garnish

Equipment

Instructions
 

Peach Puree

  • Prepare peach puree: slice peaches and blend with 1/2 cup water until smooth. Strain out skin using a mesh strainer.

Peach Lemonade

  • To a pitcher – Add 1/2 cup hot water and honey. Mix together until the honey is dissolved. Add peach puree, lemon juice, coconut water and sparkling water. Stir to combine. Adjust to taste.
  • Divide into glasses over ice. Optionally, serve with lemon slices, peach, fresh mint and chamomile flowers.

Notes

  • Use yellow peaches for a more classic peach flavor. Use white peaches for a touch more sweetness and floral notes.
  • Adjust the sweetness and citrus to your liking using the honey and fresh lemon juice.
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