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An easy Moscow mule recipe with mint, try a blackberry Moscow mule this summer. This blackberry mint vodka cocktail is incredibly refreshing!

Blackberry Mint Moscow Mule

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Guys! It’s Friday. Cheers!

I don’t know about you, but I could really use a drink! This week has felt so long. Oscar didn’t have school last Friday and this Monday, and it always feels like a long week when he’s off school for a while. Not that I don’t like the extra time with my little dude, but without that routine and structure of school the time doesn’t seem to go as fast.

Did you have a good Easter?! We had an Easter egg hunt with the boys and although it was an early, EARLY morning, it was a fun one. Even though Oscar was disappointed that the Easter bunny did not leave him a new transformer toy, ha! The sweets seemed to make up for that 😉

Blackberry-Mint Moscow Mules

So, when you guys go out for cocktails, what do you typically order? It’s always bothered me a little that I’ve never had a signature cocktail that I love to order. Some people always gravitate to their old standby, like a sangria or rum and coke. I’ve never had a standby! I never really know what to order. BUT – since discovering the deliciousness that is a Moscow mule, I now have a standby!

What is in a Moscow mule?

If you haven’t had a Moscow mule before, you need to change that. It’s made of spicy ginger beer, lime juice, and ice. Oh, and VODKA of course! I never used to be a big vodka drinker but it’s starting to grow on me.

Etienne and I like to experiment with different cocktail flavour combinations, especially in the summer! We love mashing up fresh fruit with liquor to infuse it a little and then mixing it with soda water of some sort! So good!

This blackberry mint Moscow mule is one of our most recent combinations. The tartness of the blackberries is a great contrast against the smooth mint, and paired with some zippy ginger beer and fresh lime juice, it’s a little flavour explosion in your mouth! Fresh mint is a must for this drink!

What is the best vodka for a Moscow mule?

Russian Standard Vodka is a great vodka at a great price point. Pick some up the next time you’re at the liquor store, and give it a try!

Blackberry-Mint Moscow Mules

Drinks like this blackberry Moscow mule have me SO ready for summer. Can’t you just imagine sitting on your deck, sipping one of these, with the sun on your face? Yeees!!

Cheers to the weekend!

Blackberry Mint Moscow Mule

We love experimenting with cocktails. Here’s a few more I have on the blog!

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blackberry moscow mule

Blackberry Mint Moscow Mule


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  • Author: Katherine
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 2 cocktails 1x

Description

The most refreshing Moscow Mule you’ll have this summer! Tart blackberries and mint combined with smooth vodka, spicy ginger beer and fresh lime juice, all served up in a cold copper mug. Cheers!


Ingredients

Scale
  • 1/2 cup fresh blackberries*
  • 1 small lime (~2 tbsp lime juice)
  • 1/4 cup fresh mint leaves
  • 4 oz Russian Standard vodka
  • 3 cups ginger beer

Instructions

  1. In a cocktail shaker, combine the blackberries, lime juice and mint leaves and muddle together. If you don’t have a cocktail muddler, use the back of a spoon. Add the vodka and stir. Strain the mixture evenly between 2 chilled copper mugs and add the ginger beer (1.5 cups each). Top with ice and garnish with mint leaves, lime wedges and/or a few fresh blackberries. Serve immediately!

Notes

  1. You could also use frozen blackberries that have been thawed.
  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
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Blackberry Moscow Mule

About Katherine

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45 Comments

  1. It’s always hard when the kids are out of school and the normal schedules are all thrown off! I need to join you with drinks hahaha. Looks refreshing Katherine! XOXO

  2. What a refreshing cocktail, Katherine! Love the combo of berries, mint and ginger with a bit of vodka for ‘kick’… 😉 Have a wonderful weekend, my friend!






  3. This sounds good. I know vodka ( not that we are friends, hahahaha ) and this Mule looks excellent ! Will do 🙂 🙂






  4. Katherine, these look phenomonal! Love the flavor combination. My go-to when we go out is just dry red wine but I think I must go and get these ingredients for this weekend! YUM! Especially since it’s berry season 🙂






  5. OMG! I don’t have a signature cocktail either, but I think this could become one for me. Loooove anything with blueberry!






  6. Cheers to the weekend Katherine! I’m always up for a cocktail and these sound delish!






  7. I love experimenting with different cocktails in the summer! (And, if I’m being honest, during the winter too!) And Moscow mules have recently become one of my favourites. The blackberry mint combo sounds refreshing and perfect for summer! Now I just need some warm weather around here, and I’ll be all set!






    1. Hah, yes the winter doesn’t stop us from experimenting either! I’m waiting for that warm weather though, so I can sit outside with one of these and my feet up in a lounge chair!! 🙂

  8. this sounds delicious! moscow mules are one of my go to’s and i love that you gave it a fruity spin with the berries (: