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Blackberry Mojito

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Easy to make and perfectly delicious Blackberry Mojito! Whip up a glass or a pitcher to share with this yummy twist on a classic mojito recipe. 

Blackberry Mojitos!! Why did I have to go all fruity on you and add blackberries to a perfectly acceptable cocktail? Well my friends, blackberries and lime go together incredibly well (as some of you might remember from the these Blackberry Lime Cupcakes).

Back to the mojitos however. This summery cocktail is a part of another #FBCConnectingOverCocktails. Thanks to everyone in the group who participated with some killer summer sips. I can’t wait to check out everyone’s posts.

Blackberry Mojito in a textured glass with blackberries, lime and mint.

How to make an easy mojito recipe:

Get a glass ready! No need to dirty more dishes than necessary. In the glass place mint, lime, and sugar. “Muddle” until sugar has dissolved and mint has soften. The aroma from the glass should be minty and delicious. Simply top the muddled ingredients with white rum, club soda and lots of ice.

Blackberry Mojito in a textured glass with blackberries, lime and mint.

Mojito are very adaptable. Don’t like blackberries? Skip them all together for a classic lime and mint focused mojito or what any berry or fruit that works with lime and mint.

Some of my favourites are blackberry (obviously), blueberry, strawberry, watermelon, peach, pomegranate, mango, etc. There are a lot of opportunities to personalize this easy cocktail.

Blackberry Mojito with blackberries limes, and mint.

More (seriously dreamy) summer cocktails:

Blackberry Mojito in a textured glass.

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Blackberry Mojito in a textured glass with blackberries, lime and mint.
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Blackberry Mojito
Prep Time
10 mins
Total Time
10 mins
 

Easy to make and perfectly delicious Blackberry Mojito! Whip up a glass or a pitcher to share with this yummy twist on a classic mojito recipe. 

Course: Drinks
Cuisine: Cuban
Keyword: cocktail, mojito
Servings: 1 serving
Author: Samantha
Ingredients
  • 1/2 cup blackberries
  • 2 tsp fine (berry) sugar
  • 4 medium fresh mint leaves
  • 1/4 cup lime juice
  • 3 oz. white rum
  • 1/2 cup club soda
Instructions

  1. Muddle* blackberries, sugar, and mint together, breaking down the blackberries and dissolving the sugar. 

  2. Add lime juice and rum to blackberry mixture, stirring to combine. Divide between two glasses and top with club soda. 

  3. Top with lots of ice (crushed is usually more traditional in a mojito, but ice is ice!). 

Recipe Notes

* a muddler is a flat surfaced kitchen tool that squishes and breaks down ingredients, allowing the ingredients to release more flavour and meld together. 

Summer Cocktail Collage

Enjoy! xo

Blackberry Mojito recipe long collage

Comments

  3. I absolutely love the addition of blackberries to the classic mojito! I need to muddle more. Honestly, I did it once, and because I usually sip my drinks with a straw, I kept getting chunks of berry stuck in my straw and I was convinced I'd done it all wrong and started to just rage. Haha. Note to self: ditch the g-damn straw.
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  4. I love the ease and freshness of this summery mojito, Sam! I went through a major mojito phase just before I started blogging but haven't really revisited lately. This recipe has definitely reignited my interest -- I'll absolutely be whipping up a blackberry mojito after my farmer's market run this weekend! Cheers to another fun collab!
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  5. I'm sitting here sweating like nobody's business and desperately wishing I could tuck into one or two of these right now. Gorgeous, summery, and full of fruit - sounds just about perfect right now. I have to agree with you re: lime and blackberry - they go together very well! It's been great collaborating on another Connecting Over Cocktails project with you. Cheers!
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