The Best Cucumber Mint Mocktail

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Cool, crisp, and incredibly hydrating, this Cucumber Mint Mocktail is the ultimate refreshing cucumber mocktail for any season—especially when you’re craving something light and revitalizing. With fresh mint, cucumber, and a splash of lime, it’s a spa-inspired sip that fits right in with your favorite non-alcoholic cocktails. Simple, elegant, and oh-so-green!

Sunshine in a glass! This Cucumber Mojito Mocktail is your new favorite summer sip—cooling, crisp, and made to beat the heat. Think poolside vibes, garden brunches, and guilt-free non alcoholic cocktails that leave you glowing. You can also make this easy mocktail recipe with stevia or monkfruit.

This Cucumber Mint Mocktail is a beautiful choice for baby showers, garden brunches, or spa parties. Its soft green hue and crisp flavor make it a crowd-pleaser for guests who prefer a refreshing, alcohol-free option.

What Readers Say:

“I made this Cucumber Mint Mocktail for my baby shower and everyone loved it! It was so refreshing and looked gorgeous on the table—total spa vibes!”
— Jessica H.

Glass of cucumber mojito mocktail with mint and cucumber slices

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Why You Will Love This Recipe

Cool, crisp, and ultra-refreshing—like sipping sunshine.
Hydrating and wellness-friendly, made with cucumber and mint.
Simple to make and stunning to serve at brunches or baby showers.

Simple Ingredients for Cucumber Mint Mocktail

1 cup chopped, peeled cucumber
10 mint leaves
fresh lime juice
2 tablespoons agave nectar
Cucumber slices for garnish
Sparkling water

Cucumber Healthy Glow Notes

Cucumbers are not only hydrating but contain potassium, Vitamin C and Vitamin K.
Cucumbers contain high amounts of Cucurbitacin B (CuB) — a naturally occurring plant compound gaining attention for its effect on cancer cells.
Resources: Are Cucumbers Good for You?

Ingredient Notes

You can substitute agave syrup for simple syrup, honey simple syrup, or a sugar substitute of your choice.

Cucumber Mint Mocktail with lime blossoms

How To Make this Spa-Inspired Cucumber Mojito Mocktail

Muddle mint leaves in the bottom of a cocktail shaker until you smell the minty fragrance
Add chopped, peeled cucumber to the cocktail shaker on top of the muddled mint. Use muddler to crush the cucumber.
Add lime juice and agave syrup.
Add sparkling water
Stir until blended and strain into glasses filled to the top with ice
Garnish with sliced cucumber and a sprig of mint and/or lime
Enjoy this spa-inspired mojito mocktail!

Glow Worthy Serving Tips

Serve in chilled tall glasses for a spa-inspired presentation.
Add thin cucumber ribbons inside the glass for an elegant look.
Garnish with a lime wheel and a mint sprig for a fresh aroma.
Top with flavored sparkling water like lime or cucumber essence for a hint of sparkle.
Hostess Tip: Pair with spa bites like cucumber tea sandwiches, melon skewers, or fresh fruit parfaits for a refreshing, wellness-themed gathering.

Cucumber Mint Mocktail FAQ’s

Can I use another sweetener besides agave?

Absolutely. Honey simple syrup, simple syrup, or Monk fruit all work beautifully—adjust to your taste preference.

What’s the best way to serve this for guests?

Serve chilled in clear glasses with a cucumber ribbon or slices and a mint sprig. For parties, keep the mocktail base in a pitcher and top with sparkling water as you pour.

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