Try Blue Margaritas and Other Simple Margarita Recipes

Are regular margaritas no longer turning you on? The usual yellow and green got you down? Well feel blue no more with Tipsy Bartender's blue margaritas! A bright blue cocktail will put some pep in your step. Add tequila into the mix, and you've got yourself a party, my friend. You know where you are and how we love our blue curacao drinks. Oh, we love them so much. So why not whip up a few blue curacao margaritas? We bet you can't find a reason, so pick your favorite blue margarita recipe, raise your glass, and enjoy delicious, citrusy, blue tequila bliss.

Blue margaritas?? I don't even know what's in them, but I'm excited!

You should know what's in your drinks, homeboy! But we love the energy for blue margaritas regardless. Most blue cocktails are blue curacao drinks. And you know Tipsy Bartender loves our blue curacao. For an easy blue margarita recipe, peep The Blue Margarita. This delicious blue curacao margarita is the OG blue bad boy because of its fun and easy flair. Blend up ice, tequila, lemonade, and blue curaçao. But that's not the end of it! Sexify your blue margarita with a whole ass beer bottle. Coronitas are perfect because they're a refreshing, light Mexican beer, and the bottle is smaller. Totes adorbs, right?

Do all blue margarita recipes use blue curacao?

Not at all. Tipsy Bartender eats, sleeps, and breathes innovation, so we're packing more than our favorite liqueur. For blue margaritas without the curacao, peep our recipe for our Hpnotiq Margarita. This deliciously azul bad boy pours Hpnotiq, Triple sec, tequila, and sweet & sour on the rocks. But if you just can't get enough blue, sexify your glass by dipping the rim into corn syrup and then blue sugar. Not only is it visually appealing, but it gives you a little extra sweet and sour cocktail vibes.

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Blue margaritas?? I don't even know what's in them, but I'm excited!

Do all blue margarita recipes use blue curacao?

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