Blueberry Moscow Mule (co*cktail recipe) (2024)

This easy Blueberry Moscow Mule recipe comes together in mere minutes with fresh blueberries, fresh squeezed lime juice, and ginger beer! Garnish with a lime wedge and some fresh mint for a refreshing sip that's easily shareable!

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Quick and Easy Blueberry Moscow Mule

Loaded with fresh blueberry flavor, this easy and refreshing Blueberry Moscow Mule is made with spicy ginger beer, fresh muddled blueberries, honey (or simple syrup), fresh lime juice, and spicy ginger beer. This fresh and fruity twist doesn't stray far from a traditional Moscow mule, but takes on a sweet and tart flavor from the fresh blueberries and honey.

This co*cktail is great all year 'round, and is one of my favorite easy drinks for Spring an Summertime sips with friends. The gorgeous color of these co*cktails gives them a great WOW factor at parties! To me, it's the perfect summer co*cktail!

Ingredients

To make these easy blueberry mules, you will need:

• Fresh blueberries. You can muddle these with a co*cktail muddler, or with the back of a wooden spoon. You want them nice and mashed so they infuse well into the co*cktail.
• Plain vodka. My favorite is Stateside. If you want extra Blueberry flavor you could also use Blueberry Vodka. Tito’s handmade vodkais also a solid option.
• Honey, simple syrup or maple syrup, for a touch of sweetness. This recipe calls for honey, but you can use these interchangeably.
• Fresh squeezed lime juice.
• Ginger beer. Ginger beer is traditional, but some people prefer ginger ale. Use whichever you prefer. I like the spiciness of traditional ginger beer.

How to make a Blueberry Moscow Mule

These Moscow mules come together quickly and easily. I recommend using a co*cktail shaker with a strainer, and a muddler for best results. Here's how to make 'em:

1. In a co*cktail shaker, muddle blueberries.
2. Add the vodka, honey, and lime and shake well.
3. Strain over ice into a copper mug, and top with ginger beer, garnish with mint and a lime wedge or wheel.

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Substitutions and Additions

• Try raspberries in place of blueberries.
• Use a blueberry flavored vodka for a bit of extra blueberry flavor.
• Swap the honey for an equal measurement of simple syrup or pure maple syrup.
• Try ginger ale in place of the traditional ginger beer for a sweeter co*cktail that's less spicy.

Serving and hosting

If you want to be free of bartending all night, but want to serve these to guests at a party, you could set up a co*cktail station with all the ingredients, and a recipe card for guests to make their own. Set the fresh blueberries in a. bowl, leave the tools in a handy location, and set out an ice bucket, and you're good to go!

How to muddle

If you happen to have a co*cktail muddler, you can simply press it into the fruit in your co*cktail shaker to break down the blueberries and release their flavor. If you do not have a muddler, a sturdy wooden spoon will work in a pinch. You want to be sure the fruit is well mashed so that the blueberry flavor really shines through in the co*cktail.

Looking for more easy co*cktails?

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