From Taste of the South

Party Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Just four ingredients and ice cubes make a delicious summer punch. Make a nonalcoholic version by choosing the pineapple juice instead of rum.

Strawberry Daiquiri Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

To make this drink well ahead of serving, combine the ingredients and freeze until slushy. For a kids' party, omit the rum, and freeze the fruit juice mixture as frozen pops.

Rum Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

This company-pleasing cooler gets a double dose of ginger from grated fresh ginger as well as diet ginger ale. Ideal for the diabetic diet.

Ginger Pineapple Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

This red punch is festive at Christmas but can be served any time of the year.

Cranberry-Pineapple Cooler

From Better Homes and Gardens

Try different mint flavors, such as spearmint, apple, orange, and peppermint, in this fizzy fruit and tea punch.

Garden Tea Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

When fall is in the air, serve this beverage that combines apple-cranberry juice, plums, and your choice of a fruity white wine.

Autumn Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Frozen peach slices replace ice cubes in this fruity nonalcoholic punch.

Peach-Berry Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Peaches give this punch a smooth consistency that goes well with many appetizers. Substitute frozen sliced strawberries for a refreshing variation.

Champagne Peach Punch

From Fine Cooking Magazine

This punch is named for a quiet, windswept point on the rocky coast of Maine. I made this punch there for the summer wedding of two friends. The caraway-flavored aquavit was made in Norway, near the bride's hometown.

Tenant's Harbor Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Use apple juice to give a rich golden color to this spiced sipper.

Sparkling Christmas Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Ginger ale adds a fresh bubbly taste to this party punch. Lime wedges make for a flavorful garnish.

Lime-Tea Punch

From Food & Wine

This bubbly, sweet-tart cocktail combines sparkling wine, dessert wine and deep-red pomegranate juice.

Sparkling Pomegranate Punch

From EatingWell

Your favorite stone fruit stars in this sparkling punch.

Summer Fruit Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Iced tea, lemonade, and ruby raspberries make for one vibrant and delicious drink.

Raspberry Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Here is a quick and easy lemonade punch recipe for a kid's summer party.

Hawaiian Lemonade for Kids

From Better Homes and Gardens

Chilled champagne and pineapple juice combine for a bubbly tropical drink designed for Christmas celebrations.

Tropical Tinsel

From Fine Cooking Magazine

Sweet iced tea is a southern staple. Adding fresh lemon and orange juice transforms it into a punch that can be made even more festive with a splash of vodka.

Citrus Tea Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Filled with fresh fruit, this wine drink can double as a beverage and an appetizer.

White Sangria Punch

From Fine Cooking Magazine

This punch is named for a famously private and exclusive social organization founded in Charleston, South Carolina, in the 18th century. The recipe can easily be doubled.

St. Cecilia Society Punch

From Fine Cooking Magazine

The beauty of serving this punch by the glass is that you can make a special concoction for each guest. Children will enjoy this tea with lemon-lime soda, and adults might like a splash of Champagne or an American sparkling wine.

Strawberry-Mint Tea Sparkling Punch

From EatingWell

For a nonalcoholic version, combine 2 1/2 cups seltzer and 2 cups pomegranate juice.

Pomegranate Champagne Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

A festive red drink for Christmas or the holidays.

Pomegranate Fizzes