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We’re making the most of the long, warm, and berry filled summer days with this Blueberry Mojito! It’s just like a classic mojito but with a hefty helping of blueberries muddled into the cocktail as well. You’re going to love this fruity twist on your favorite summer drink!

side shot of 2 blueberry mojitos in clear glass with ice and fresh blueberries, mint, and lime garnishing the glass. Both sitting on a wood board with ingredients around
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I’ve been on the fruity cocktail train this summer and I’m not sorry about it at all! :D I love how much a little muddled fruit can really enhance a drink.

I bought a TON of blueberries a few weeks ago since they were so cheap. I’ve been baking up a storm with them and even froze a few to make my favorite Blueberry Smoothie. BUT, I figured it would be nice to incorporate some of them into a cocktail. ENTER: this super simple Blueberry Mojito.

side shot of 2 blueberry mojitos in clear glass with ice and fresh blueberries, mint, and lime garnishing the glass. Both sitting on a wood board with ingredients around

This is very similar to a classic mojito. At the same time that the mint is muddled, we’re going to throw in 1/2 cup of fresh (frozen work too!) blueberries and muddle them in with the mint. The goal is to get the nice and crushed but there will still be some larger chunks of blueberry left over.

You can keep those chunks in your drink OR strain them out if you’d prefer. I typically just leave them in. More often than not, they just sink to the bottom of the glass anyways and don’t really bother me.

top down shot of 2 blueberry mojitos in clear glass with ice and fresh blueberries, mint, and lime garnishing the glass. Both sitting on a wood board with ingredients around

This Blueberry Mojito is:

  • Super easy
  • Fruity
  • Refreshing
  • Perfect for summer sipping
  • A real crowd pleaser!
side shot of 2 blueberry mojitos in clear glass with ice and fresh blueberries, mint, and lime garnishing the glass. Both sitting on a wood board with ingredients around

That’s all I have for today! As usual, if you end up making this cocktail, please snap a photo and tag me on Instagram @foodwithfeeling! I love seeing what y’all are making!

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See how to make the mojito here:

5 from 1 vote

Blueberry Mojito

Prep: 5 minutes
Total: 5 minutes
Servings: 1 cocktail
Super simple and refreshing berry filled mojito cocktail!
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Ingredients 

  • 2 ounces of white rum
  • ½ of a medium lime, juiced (about 1 1/2– 2 tablespoons/ 3/4 oz of juice)
  • ½ cup of fresh or frozen blueberries
  • 1 ½ tablespoons 3/4 oz of simple syrup
  • 5 mint leaves
  • Club soda or sparkling water to top
  • Ice
  • Garnish: additional blueberries + mint + lime wedges

Instructions 

  • In a cocktail shaker or tall glass, muddle together the mint, blueberries, and lime juice.*
  • Add in the simple syrup, rum, and ice. Cover and shake about 30 times or until the liquid is cold and fully combined.
  • Strain into a tall glass filled with ice and top with the club soda. Garnish and enjoy!

Notes

*Often when I’m feeling a little lazy, I throw the un-juiced lime half into the shaker with the mint and muddle it to release the flavors and juice.
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About Brita Britnell

Brita is the author of Food with Feeling which is a vegetarian based food blog. She creates easy and delicious recipes that encourage people to try more meat-free recipes!

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  1. Diana says:

    5 stars
    I made this drink for a girl’s night cocktail making contest and came FIRST PLACE overall. This was a huge hit – it was delicious, refreshing, and not too sweet. I used homemade simple syrup (also from food with feeling) and it turned out great. They were also beautiful – just like in the pictures.