Strawberry Thyme Spritz
- Mocktail Girlie
- May 26
- 2 min read
Updated: May 26
Let’s Make a Strawberry Thyme Spritz Mocktail
If you’re looking for a fresh, fruity, and slightly herbal mocktail that feels just as special as it tastes, you’re going to love this Strawberry Thyme Spritz. It’s the perfect drink for spring and summer afternoons, weekend brunches, or any time you want something a little fancy without the alcohol.

The combination of sweet strawberries, bright citrus, a touch of honey, and the delicate aroma of thyme makes this spritz feel light, refreshing, and just a little bit extra in the best way.
Ingredients
• 4 strawberries
• 1/2 oz honey
• 1 oz orange juice
• 1/2 oz lemon juice
• Top with TÖST (a non-alcoholic sparkling beverage) or Club Soda
• Garnish: orange slice and fresh thyme
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How to Make It:
In a glass, muddle the strawberries with the honey + lemon juice until the berries are completely broken down. Then use a strainer to strain the pulp and push down with a muddler into a new glass. Pour in the orange juice. Add fresh thyme. Add ice and top with TÖST or club soda. Garnish with a sprig of fresh thyme and a sliced strawberry or orange!
Tips for the Best Strawberry Thyme Spritz:
Use ripe strawberries: The riper, the sweeter and juicier your drink will be.
Warm your honey slightly if needed: If your honey is thick or crystallized, pop it in the microwave for just a few seconds to make it easier to mix.
Customize your bubbles: TÖST has a hint of white tea and citrus that pairs beautifully with this drink, but you could also use flavored sparkling water like strawberry, lemon, or even a light herbal one if you want to play with the flavor even more.
This mocktail is sweet but not overpowering, citrusy without being sour, and full of fresh, vibrant flavors. The thyme adds a subtle, elegant twist that makes it feel a little elevated. It's perfect for sipping on the patio, serving at brunch, or even just treating yourself to a special moment during the week.
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