Nothing says summer like a tall, ice-cold glass of lemonade. It’s also quite a treat when it comes in pink.
There are several origin stories for this rosy-hued drink, but the most popular is connected to a circus vendor. The story goes that he accidentally used wash water from a basin to dye the lemonade pink.
Strawberry Pineapple
A sweet and tangy mix of lemons and strawberries, this Bling Diamond Pink Lemonade is a healthy drink that celebrates the spring season. It is made with refined sugar-free sweeteners and is alcohol free. This drink is a fun and delicious way to enjoy the sun and sand with friends and family this summer!
The e-liquid in the Bling Diamond Pink Lemonade is 50/50 (Vegetable Glycerin and Propylene Glycol) in a balanced VG/PG ratio, meaning that it produces discreet vapour that is not accompanied by any visible smoke. It also features a draw-activated inhalation system that results in a smooth nicotine hit, and is available at a great price for a disposable vape device. This is a flavour that you will want to experience with every puff!
Blueberry Mint
Bling Diamond Pink Lemonade combines the fresh, mellow flavor of blueberries with the refreshing taste of mint. It’s a fruit tonic that leaves you feeling invigorated and grounded, a perfect way to unwind and recharge after a long day. It is alcohol-free, low in sugar and contains 25mg of mind and body balancing hemp CBD and reishi extract bonus.
This variety of blueberry grows to about 5 feet tall and is hardy in zones 6 through 9. It produces oval shiny green leaves that turn gold and orange in fall, and blooms with hanging clusters of bell-shaped pale-pink flowers in spring. The bright, pink berries are juicy and delicious. They’re a favorite for summer and can be eaten on their own or in pies, jams, and fruit salads.
Rose
The floral rose water is the perfect balance for the sweet lemon juice in this Bling Diamond Pink Lemonade recipe. It makes a gorgeous baby shower or bridal shower mocktail and is also a perfect summer drink to enjoy on a warm day! I recommend using freshly squeezed lemon juice for this recipe. Bottled lemon juice works too but it will not taste as fresh. You can also substitute the sugar with monkfruit sweetener or stevia to make it more low-sugar friendly. You can also serve this cocktail in a pitcher for a larger crowd! To make the rose simple syrup, simply combine water and your sweetener of choice in a saucepan over medium heat.