Skip and Go Naked

Skip and Go Naked is a cheeky, no-fuss cocktail that’s built for a good time. Made with light beer, lemonade, and vodka, it’s easy to throw together and even easier to drink. The mix is crisp, slightly fizzy, and hits that sweet-tart balance without going overboard. It’s the kind of drink that shows up at backyard parties, lake days, or anytime you want something light but with a kick. The name says it all this one doesn’t pretend to be fancy. It’s fun, fast, and built for moments when you’re just here to relax and let loose.

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Tasting Notes

This Skip and Go Naked is light, fizzy, and easy to throw back. The beer gives it a smooth, slightly hoppy base, while the lemonade adds a crisp, citrusy kick. Vodka boosts the strength without changing the flavor much, making it stronger than it tastes. It’s a little sweet, a little tart, and super refreshing kind of like a shandy with a kick.

Equipment and Glassware

No shaker needed just a jigger and a spoon for stirring. Use a pint glass, beer mug, or even a mason jar. Add a lemon wheel on the rim or float it in the drink for a clean, simple garnish. Chill all your ingredients first to keep the drink cold without needing a lot of ice.

Ingredients

• 8 oz light beer (lager or pilsner)
• 2 oz lemonade
• 1.5 oz vodka
• Garnish: lemon wheel

Instructions

• In a pint glass, add vodka and lemonade. Stir to combine.
• Slowly pour in the light beer and give a gentle stir.
• Garnish with a lemon wheel.

Pro Tips

• Use cold ingredients so the drink stays crisp.
• Don’t stir too hard or you’ll lose the fizz from the beer.
• A light lager or pilsner works best nothing too hoppy or dark.
• If your lemonade is very sweet, dial it back a bit to keep the drink balanced.
• This is an easy one to scale up for parties or pitchers.

When to Serve

This Skip and Go Naked is a go-to drink for hot days, game nights, tailgates, or casual get-togethers. It’s great when you want something quick, cold, and not too serious. Think backyard BBQs, porch hangouts, or weekend day drinking. Serve it when you want a beer-based drink that doesn’t taste like just beer.

Which Liquor Brands to Choose

• Any light beer will worktry Coors Light, Miller Lite, or Modelo Especial.
• For vodka, stick with something clean and easy-drinking like Tito’s, Smirnoff, or Absolut.
• Use store-bought or homemade lemonade, just be sure it’s cold and not overly sweet.
• A fresh lemon wheel adds a nice touch and makes the drink look a little more finished.

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