Signature US Open Honey Deuce cocktail gets competition from Moet Serve

The 2026 US Open is underway so it is time for the tournament to serve up massive quantities of its iconic signature cocktail known as the Honey Deuce.

There is good news and bad news about the Honey Deuce in 2026. The good news is that its price has not increased from last year’s $23.

However, the bad news is that the Honey Deuce will compete for tennis fans’ dollars and tastebuds with the new drink on the block, the Moet Serve.

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What is the Honey Deuce?

The Honey Deuce contains GREY GOOSE® Vodka, fresh lemonade, premium raspberry liqueur, and frozen honeydew melon balls. It is served in liquid or frozen varieties.

It was introduced in 2006, celebrating its 20th anniversary at this year’s US Open. The Honey Deuce ushered in an industry of Grand Slam themed cocktails which has also trickled down into some of the 1000-level tournaments including the Indian Wells Drop Shot and the Cincinnati Open’s Ace Paloma.

What is the Moet Serve?

The Moet Serve, packaged in an exquisite can that mimics a tennis ball can, contains Moët Ice Impérial and fresh lime.

It is cheaper than the Honey Deuce, by $3, with a $20 sticker price at the US Open. It differs from the Honey Deuce and other signature cocktails since all come in a commemorative cup or glass that can be reused. While the can is decorative, it is not reusable.

What’s unique about the Moet Serve is that despite its overt tennis theme, it will not be exclusively sold at the US Open. The Moet Serve is also sold at Dante, Electric Lemon, Hard Rock Hotel, The Gansevoort and the St. Regis NYC.

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