17 Ways To Literally Drink Flowers That Actually Taste Amazing

Because drinking flowers is way easier than planting them.

1. Four-Ingredient Spring Coconut Crush

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Recipe here.

2. Strawberry Chamomile Paloma

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Recipe here.

3. Rose Lemon Spritzer

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Recipe here.

4. Strawberry Lavender Champagne Floats

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Recipe here.

5. Rose Martini

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Recipe here.

6. Smoking Rose Paloma

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Recipe here.

7. Rose Royal

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Recipe here.

8. Strawberry and Rose Sorbet Champagne

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Recipe here.

9. Meyer Lemon Chamomile Cocktail

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Recipe here.

10. Lavender Sour

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Recipe here.

11. Berrylicious Floral Cocktail

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Recipe here.

12. Rhubarb Lilac Spritzer

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Recipe here.

13. Lavender Grapefruit Gin Buck

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Recipe here.

14. The Marigold Cocktail

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Recipe here.

15. Raspberry Rose Fizz

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Recipe here.

16. Rose Cucumber Cocktail

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Recipe here.

17. Peppered Rose Cocktail

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Recipe here.

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