Celebrate Earth Day with a Margarita That Makes a Difference
If you’re visiting Disney Springs this spring, there’s a new cocktail that not only tastes great but also supports a Cause that truly matters. Just in time for Earth Day 2025, Patina Restaurant Group and Delaware North are launching a special beverage inspired by sustainability and pollinator awareness: the Bee’s Harvest Margarita.
Available now through May 20, this delicious drink is part of the “Bee the Difference” campaign, supporting The Bee Cause, an organization dedicated to pollinator conservation through education.
The Margarita That Supports the Mission
Crafted in partnership with PATRÓN Tequila, the Bee’s Harvest Margarita is available at four Disney Springs restaurants, Morimoto Asia, Maria & Enzo’s, The Edison, and Enzo’s Hideaway for $19,
Each version of the drink celebrates ingredients that rely on pollinators. You’ll taste the difference in every sip, knowing it supports sustainability at its core.
Bee’s Harvest Margarita – $19
- Patrón Silver (Morimoto Asia) or Reposado Single-Barrel Tequila (All other Locations)
- Florida orange liqueur
- Fresh lime juice
- Honey simple syrup
- Bee pollen salt rim
Whether you order the Silver Tequila version at Morimoto Asia or the Reposado Single-Barrel variation at The Edison and Enzo’s venues, you’re sipping in support of pollinators—and it’s delicious.
Why This Cocktail Matters
Pollinators, such as bees, are essential to the global food chain, but their populations are in decline. By choosing this drink, you’re directly helping The Bee Cause mission. It’s a thoughtful blend of flavor, purpose, and Disney magic.
And with Earth Day right around the corner, what better way to “Bee the Difference” than by toasting with a cocktail that gives back?
Final Sips
You’ve got until May 20 to try the Bee’s Harvest Margarita during your next Disney Springs visit. Whether you’re grabbing lunch at Morimoto Asia or enjoying date night at The Edison, be sure to order this eco-friendly, flavor-forward drink and help protect our pollinators—one sip at a time.
Check out DisneySprings.com or ask your server for more details during your next visit.
