If you love drinks like margaritas, then you’ve got to try my Cranberry Margarita recipe and my Classic Margarita recipe!
mixed berry margaritas
Do you guys like margaritas as much as I do? (If you’re on this post, I’m guessing you do!) They are perfectly tart, not too sweet and always refreshing. With the warmer weather coming I decided it’s time to whip up some festive cocktails. You can make this margarita frozen or on the rocks. I prefer on the rocks with a rim of sugar on my glass. This Mixed Berry Margarita is loaded with cherries, blueberries, and blackberries. It’s colorful, fruity, and delicious! I love adding fruit to my cocktails. The sweet fruit and the tart lime make the perfect flavor combination. I had to use a mix of fresh and frozen fruit in my margarita because cherries aren’t in season yet. Tequila, lime juice and simple syrup are also added. I make most of my drinks with simple syrup so I always make extra and store it away in the refrigerator. (Simple syrup is just equal parts sugar and water heated until dissolved.) You can also buy pre-made simple syrup at the liquor store.
Ingredients
Mixed berries (I used blueberries, cherries, and blackberries, but any berries will work.) Simple syrup (homemade or store-bought) Fresh-squeezed lime juice Tequila Ice (for serving) Berries, lime wedges, and sugar (for garnish, if desired)
How To Make berry margaritas
Tips and Variations
Make this a frozen margarita by using frozen fruit. Avoid using ice, as it will dilute your drink. Add any fruit you like — berries or not! Kiwis, melons, and pineapple would also be delicious additions to this cocktail. Double, triple, or quadruple this recipe to serve a crowd!
Serving Suggestions
Homemade tortilla chips Healthy Greek yogurt guacamole Easy salsa verde Chipotle corn salsa Pico de gallo 7-Layer Dip
More Cocktail Recipes To Try
Love this mixed berry margarita? Here are some more cocktails you’ll love!
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