The GIANT Costco Margaritas Are Now Back in Stock
Updated: Feb. 03, 2021
This is the perfect way to pour a margarita.
Nothing makes it a PARTY like a good margarita—which is why we always keep our eyes peeled for Chili’s Margarita of the Month deal. However, after the last year, we’ve definitely learned to love mixing a good drink at home. Fortunately, for those of us who aren’t mixologists, Costco is here to help us out. If you’re having a [socially distanced] gathering anytime soon, you’ll want to get your hands on these delish Costco margaritas.
What’s in Stock at Costco?
If you don’t have the time to make margaritas at home, Costco’s ready-to-make margaritas are a great alternative.
Each bottle contains 1.5 liters of the sweet, citrusy drink. This “Golden Margarita” combines the sweetness of cane sugar and 100% agave wine with the tartness of lime juice. The bottle boasts “a refreshing taste of lime and orange in a well-balanced, ready-to-serve margarita.”
It promises a good time with an alcohol content of about 12.7% by volume, so as always, drink responsibly.
Believe it or not, the Costco margaritas have been around for a while. Why we didn’t know about them sooner is anyone’s guess, but these delicious wonders are finally getting the attention they deserve thanks to fans like @Little.Tiffany.Anne on Instagram. If we missed this deal, can you imagine what else is hidden on the shelves?!
If you prefer to serve up the booze yourself, there’s a Kirkland non-alcoholic Classic Lime Margarita Mix, too. Each bottle contains 1.75L of real lime juice and cane sugar. Just add your favorite tequila!
Where to Get Yours
The bad news is that these Costco margaritas can’t be found on the website. The good news is that they’re likely available in stores, and won’t cost you an arm and a leg. Each Golden Margarita is only $8.99 a pop, which makes your Costco membership so worth it.
The 2-pack of Margarita Mix ($6.99 in stores) is available on Instacart, though you may have to figure out whether it’s in stock at your location.
Cerveza Margaritas
One sip of this refreshing drink and you’ll picture sand, sea and blue skies that stretch for miles. It’s like a vacation in a glass, and you can mix it up in moments. What are you waiting for? —Christina Pittman, Parkville, Missouri Be sure to check out our picks for the best tequila for making margaritas.
Classic Margarita
A classic margarita recipe doesn't need anything other than tequila, Triple Sec and fresh lime juice. When you're making the cocktail, make sure you squeeze the limes correctly for the ultimate freshness. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor Want more tips? Learn exactly how to make a margarita.
Texas Red River Margaritas
When I lived in Texas, I decided to create a cocktail that represented my new home. I've found that blood orange juice works just as well as the grapefruit juice in this spicy margarita recipe. —Danny Schneider, Omaha, NE Here are more tequila drinks to sip on.
Amaretto Margarita
With this amaretto margarita, add a touch of Italian flair to the classic lime drink. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor These are the essential ingredients in a margarita.
Frozen Sriracha-Mango Margarita
The sweetness of the fruit helps offset the spiciness of the Sriracha, giving this mango margarita a unique and fun twist. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor This is what you need to know about mezcal.
Grapefruit Margarita
When you add a drizzle of grenadine to your finished grapefruit margarita, it sinks to the bottom of the glass, creating a beautiful sunset look. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor Looking for more variations? Don’t forget to check out our favorite Cadillac margarita.
Caribbean Blue Margarita
For a fun spin on a classic cocktail, substitute Blue Curacao for Triple Sec. The vibrant blue margarita will make you think you're on the shores of the Caribbean. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor
Frozen Ginger-Raspberry Margarita
Ginger and lime form a wonderful flavor combination, so I thought I'd try adding them to my raspberry margarita. This cocktail is perfect for spring or summer parties. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor
Margarita Floats
On a hot afternoon, what could be better than a cold margarita float? The addition of creamy ice cream really takes this treat to the next level. —Teri Rasey, Cadillac, Michigan
Refreshing Beer Margaritas
I'm always surprised when people say they didn't know this drink existed. It's a really refreshing cocktail, and it's easy to double or triple the recipe. —Arianne Barnett, Kansas City, Missouri Find exciting ways to take your margarita to the next level.
Melon Margarita
Melon liqueur dramatically changes the flavor and color of a classic margarita and also makes it sweeter. If you'd like your melon margarita a little more tart, cut back on the liqueur just a tiny bit. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor
Frozen Coconut Margarita
Take your cocktail to the tropics with this coconut margarita. It's very refreshing! —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor
Fresh Lime Margaritas
This basic fresh margarita recipe is easy to modify to your tastes. Try it frozen or with strawberries. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen Learn how to make a pitcher of margaritas.
Watermelon Margaritas
Summer’s best flavors get frosty in the cocktail we serve at all our backyard shindigs. We mix sun-ripened watermelon and our favorite tequila with just the right amount of ice for a thick and boozy sipper that’s perfect when we’re grilling and chilling.—Alicia Cummings, Marshalltown, Iowa
Frozen Cherry Margaritas
When summer rolls around, I start thinking about all the fun drinks I can whip up to stay cool. This frozen cherry margarita is a favorite of mine. It's so delicious, and the deep red color is amazing. —Crystal Jo Bruns, Iliff, Colorado Psst! Here's how to make a frozen margarita at home.
Pomgaritas
Pomegranate juice gives a tart and tasty twist to the traditional margarita. The ruby color is great for Christmas, but we enjoy the refreshing beverage all year long.—Bernice Knutson, Danbury, Iowa See our complete list of essential margarita tools.
Margarita Sangria
This sangria is reminiscent of a margarita with its tequila and agave kick! —Andrea Rivera, Westbury, New York
Frozen Blueberry-Mint Margarita
Refreshing and fruity, you need a frozen blueberry margarita in hand this summer. —James Schend, Taste of Home Deputy Editor
Frozen Lemon-Berry Margaritas
I like to cool down with this absolutely fantastic frozen margarita recipe. It's slightly icy, thick and perfect for when you need a break. —Julie Hieggelke, Grayslake, Illinois
Cranberry Pomegranate Margaritas
I came up with this beverage to serve at holiday celebrations for a festive twist on the traditional margarita. It's light and refreshing, and looks beautiful with sugar crystals on glass rims. —Mindie Hilton, Susanville, California
