Hibiscus Margarita Recipe.

Hibiscus Margarita Recipe

If I had to choose a favorite cocktail or drink order (besides the ever-boring vodka or tequila soda or glass of wine), it would be a margarita. I have a lot of margarita recipes here on The Stripe but this is definitely a new fav, all thanks to this (delicious!!!) hibiscus syrup. This Hibiscus Margarita Recipe is a favorite as it is refreshing and light (and not too sweet – I’m not into overly sweet cocktails!).

PS – In other margarita news, check out 5 of my favorite margaritas + this watermelon margarita recipe.

Hibiscus Margarita Recipe

This is so easy to make! First, run a lime wedge along the glass and rim your glass with salt. I love Red Clay’s Spicy Margarita salts. I like to fill a glass with pebble ice, and then just add your ingredients and then give them a nice good stir!

Ingredients:
  • Two parts tequila (La Gritona is my absolute favorite – the very best, from a female-founded and run distillery).
  • One part fresh lime juice
  • One part Cointreau
  • One part Hibiscus Syrup
  • Fresh lime wedge
This is such a delicious Hibiscus Margarita Recipe. It's refreshing and light and not too sweet.

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  1. Lisa:

    I love love love hibiscus margaritas!! They are my go-to order at our local Mexican restaurant. Will definitely try out the syrup!

    8.5.22 Reply
  2. Melinda:

    One way I will add hibiscus to cocktails/drinks with less sugar is to buy dried hibiscus flowers at the farmers’ market and brew them into a tea. It can be a little bitter on its own, but I find if you use it in a cocktail it doesn’t need any added sweetener. I haven’t tried it yet in margaritas but that is now next on my list!

    8.5.22 Reply
    • Super smart! You can totally make a tee and then use that as the base for the margarita! I just opted for the syrup for ease. (Syrup is not too sweet for the record!!)

      8.6.22 Reply
      • Melinda:

        Glad to hear it isn’t too sweet! That’s my concern about pretty much any syrup. If you’re into iced tea, Capresso makes an affordable iced tea brewer that I use often. Highly recommend for anyone living in a hot climate (I’m in AZ where it might be dry heat but it’s a refreshing 106 today!).

        8.6.22 Reply
  3. This looks delicious!

    Danielle | thereluctantblogger.co.uk

    8.5.22 Reply
  4. Yum, this looks sooo good! 🙂

    8.11.22 Reply