12 Must-Try Lemon Vodka Cocktails

The lemon drop martini is perhaps one of the most popular lemon vodka cocktails on the scene today. The drink embodies fresh lemon flavor with a hint of sweetness. And despite its elegant composure, it’s super easy to make. Citrus vodka, fresh lemon juice, orange liqueur, and simple syrup get the job done. 

Who doesn’t love a refreshing spritzer in the summertime? This vodka lemonade spritzer takes lemonade to the next level, using prosecco as its base and lemon vodka as the kicker. Shake the lemon vodka with your favorite lemonade and top it off with as much prosecco as your heart desires. It’s fast, easy, and elegant.

Whiskey sours are great for those who enjoy whiskey, but what about vodka lovers? The classic vodka sour cocktail is easy to make and delivers the perfect sweet-and-sour flavor. All you need is vodka, lemon juice, simple syrup, and Angostura bitters. Top it off with a lemon slice and cocktail cherries for a bit of fruity glam.

Kill off summertime sadness with the summer vodka fizz. With just four ingredients, it couldn’t be easier to whip up this bubbly cocktail. Vodka, lemon juice, and club soda make for a refreshing start, but you can take your cocktail to the next level with some mint simple syrup. 

Lemon vodka cocktails don’t have to be all lemon all the time. Add a burst of flavor to this summer’s favorite drink with this blueberry lemon vodka fizz. This one takes a little bit of work, but it’s well worth it. After muddling some fresh blueberries, you’ll need to add vodka and SanPellegrino Limonata. Serve it chilly and with a lemon slice garnish. 

Don’t be fooled by the long title; this cocktail isn’t as complicated as it sounds. For the cucumber honey lemon vodka martini, you’ll need a cucumber vodka, a small cucumber, lemon juice, honey, and club soda. It’s a small handful of ingredients, but the flavor profile in this lemon drink is out of this world. 

Hosting a party? A pitcher of lemonade is fine, but we prefer this lemon-lime vodka party punch to take things to the next level. Make this easy punch in large batches using vodka, lemonade concentrate, limeade concentrate, pineapple juice, and lemon-lime soda. It’s fizzy, fruity, and all kinds of fun. 

Lemon and vanilla aren’t two flavors you see together very often, but based on this cocktail alone, that seems like a mistake. The sweetness of the vanilla is the perfect complement to a tart, sharp lemon. If you like a good lemon drop, this one’s for you. Gather lemonade, vanilla vodka, Limoncello, and lemon-lime soda for a smooth and sweet lemony treat.

As you may have already guessed, the vodka Collins is a fun spin on the long-time classic Tom Collins cocktail. It’s delicious and looks simply dashing in a highball glass. You’ll need vodka, simple syrup, lemon juice, and soda water. Add a splash of color with a slice of lemon, orange, and cocktail cherries.

The lemon vodka cocktail is an instant classic that’s perfect for lovers of the bright, tart, yellow fruit. All you need is vodka, triple sec, lemon juice, and simple syrup. This cocktail is a sweeter take on the lemon drop martini. It effectively takes the bite out of the naturally sour fruit for a smoother taste.

When you want to make something lemon-flavored, you can never go wrong with Limoncello. This sweet liqueur makes the perfect addition to a classic Moscow mule, giving it a fresh, citrus taste. You’ll need a short list of ingredients here; this recipe uses some pretty common products like vodka, lime juice, and ginger beer.

Once again, Limoncello is the hero. This vodka cooler is ideal for hot summer days, making a cold splash of sweet, lemony flavor. And with just two main ingredients, it couldn’t be easier to make. Mix Limoncello with your favorite vodka and serve it over ice. If you’re feeling extra fancy, garnish it with a couple of lemon slices. Voila!