Summer Blueberry Mojito Recipe

Say hello to your new summer drink. This blueberry mojito is the prettiest twist on the classic mojito with added blueberry flavors.

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Check out this blueberry mojito recipe we’re sharing. It’s still got all the zestiness of a traditional mojito, with a lot more bold fruit.

And doesn’t the blueberry color look so vibrant? Wouldn’t your guests love sipping on one of these on a hot summer night?

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Why You’ll Love This Blueberry Mojito

• Refreshing summery taste: the combination of blueberries, lime, and mint gives off some serious summer vibes.
• Loaded with antioxidants from the blueberries.
• Pretty as a picture: this cocktail will be the belle of the ball at your next party.
• Super easy to make and in no time at all.

Ingredients and Supplies

• Fresh mint leaves. One of the signature ingredients in this recipe.
• Limes. Substitute for lemon if you have to, but lime is preferable.
• Blueberry Vodka. You can also use regular vodka if you like.
• Sparkling water or Sprite. Use low-cal Sprite if you’re looking for a light cocktail.
• Wild blueberries. I like frozen wild blueberries, but fresh or regular frozen berries will do the trick.
• Crushed ice. Don’t use large ice cubes for this recipe.
• Sugar. You can also use a simple syrup or agave nectar in your recipe.
• cocktail muddler.
• mason jar. You can also use another type of cocktail glass.

How To Make A Blueberry Mojito

Here is the one, two, three to get you your own blueberry mojito cocktail:

Step 1: Make the cocktail mix

Place 4­-6 mint leaves and 3-­4 lime quarters in the bottom of the mason jar glass. Using a cocktail muddler press down on the mint and limes to release the lime juice.

Step 2: Build the drink

Add a scoop of crushed ice.

Depending on the size of your mason jar, add 1-­2 oz of blueberry vodka.

Add 1⁄8 – ­1⁄4 cup crushed wild blueberries.

Add another scoop of crushed ice.

Top the mojito up with a pour of sparkling water or Sprite. The Sprite makes the mojito sweeter (this is how I love it!).

If using the sparkling water, add 2-­3 teaspoons of sugar and stir to combine.

Garnish and serve!

Tips and Substitutions

• Muddle the fresh blueberries and mint leaves gently to release their fragrance and aromatics.
• Play around with the quantities of Vodka to get to your preferred strength.
• Ensure the ingredients are chilled before making up the cocktail, including the club soda.
• Go ahead and use white rum if you don’t like vodka.

FAQs

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Blueberry Mojito Recipe

This still got all the zestiness of a traditional mojito, with a lot more bold fruit. And doesn’t the blueberry color look so vibrant? Wouldn’t your guests love sipping on one of these on a hot summer night?

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Prep Time: 5 minutes

Course: cocktail, Drinks

Servings: 4 drinks

Calories: 209kcal

Author: Jillian Tohber Leslie

Ingredients

• ▢ Fresh mint
• ▢ Limes
• ▢ Blueberry Vodka
• ▢ Sparkling water or Sprite
• ▢ Wild blueberries I like the frozen wild blueberries
• ▢ Crushed ice
• ▢ Sugar

Instructions

• Place 4­-6 mint leaves and 3-­4 lime quarters in the bottom of the mason jar glass. Using a cocktail muddler press down on the mint and limes to release the lime juice.
• Add a scoop of crushed ice.
• Depending on the size of your mason jar, add 1-­2 oz of blueberry vodka.
• Add 1⁄8 – ­1⁄4 cup crushed wild blueberries.
• Add another scoop of crushed ice.
• Top the mojito with sparkling water or Sprite. The Sprite makes the mojito sweeter (this is how I love it!). If using the sparkling water make sure to add 2-­3 teaspoons of sugar and stir to combine.

Notes

The mint and blueberries together are such a refreshing summer cocktail!

Nutrition

Serving: 1drink | Calories: 209kcal | Carbohydrates: 18g | Protein: 3g | Fat: 1g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Sodium: 23mg | Fiber: 7g

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