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Welcoming the weekend with this extra bubbly Blackberry Champagne Muleโ€ฆbest for your spring (and soon summer) Saturday Cocktail festivities. Fresh blackberries smashed together with mint, lime, and vodka, and then topped off with ginger beer and bubbly champagne. This makes for a simple and quick spring or summer cocktail. Perfect for Motherโ€™s Day brunch, Fatherโ€™s Day picnics, and just about everything in between. The bubbly champagne seals the deal and keeps everyone coming back for seconds.

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Happy Saturday! These cocktail posts are my favoriteโ€ฆbut you know? After sharing a drink post every Saturday for the past two months, Iโ€™m starting to wonder if Iโ€™ll run out of new cocktail ideas. I worry for about a minuteโ€ฆand then I realize I have a list a mile long of summer, fall, winter, and spring drinks to share. So nope, donโ€™t worry guys, I can keep the cocktails coming as long as you keep asking for them!

Todayโ€™s drink is fun, to say the least. Itโ€™s a classic Moscow Mule, but with the addition of bubbly champagne. Which may seem over the top, but trust me, itโ€™s over the top in the very best way.

And with Motherโ€™s Day tomorrow, this springy/summery drink felt very appropriate. And, to be honest, I was inspired by the โ€œon their way outโ€ blackberries in my fridge, the fresh herbs Iโ€™ve been hoarding, and that lonely bottle of champagne leftover from Christmasโ€ฆ

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The details on this Blackberry Champagne Muleโ€ฆ

This is such a simple drink. First, gather your ingredients. Blackberries, fresh mint (I used the petite mint lemon that Iโ€™m currently obsessed with), limes, a little bit of vodka, ginger beer, and of course, champagne (sparkling wine works too).

Find yourself a cocktail shaker or even just a mason jar. Muddle together the blackberries, mint leaves, and fresh lime juice until those berries are all smashed down. Muddling the blackberries with the mint infuses the mint flavor into the drink creating that classic minty Moscow Mule flavor.

Now, add the vodka, and then shake, shake, shake.

At this point, strain the drink into your glass and top off with ginger beer, then champagne.

Very SIMPLE, but also the prettiest, so refreshing, and just oh so very good.

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Swaps and substitutesโ€ฆ

If you donโ€™t have blackberries, but do have blueberries, raspberries, or strawberries, either of these berries will be great. Theyโ€™re all going to taste delicious. So use what you have or what you love most. Oh, and Iโ€™m sure fresh cherries would be delicious too!

No fresh berries? Use frozen, but let them thaw a bit so that you can easily muddle them down. Tip? Top the drink with additional frozen berries, they will help to chill your drink.

I like to think of this as a Moscow Mule with an updated twist. The champagne, while not needed adds that extra special touch. No champagne, but you do have sparkling rosรฉ? Use thatโ€ฆit could be even better.

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I know not everyone will be able to spend Motherโ€™s Day with their mom tomorrow, but I hope this fun (and easy) drink brings a little happiness to your weekend! Itโ€™s sweet, berry-filled, a touch minty, heavy on the lime, swirled with vodka, gingery, and topped off with a good amount of the very good stuffโ€ฆbubbly champagne.

Itโ€™s that canโ€™t beat spring and summer drink.

Sooo, Saturday plans?

I recommend cocktail mixing, because you need to โ€œtestโ€ this cocktail out before Sunday. Follow up with some pan-fried Brie, then chill in the yard, on the fire escape, by the window, wherever, and enjoy a little weekend excitement.

Happy Saturday!

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Looking for other vodka drinks? Try these.

Frothy Whipped Coffee White Russian

Blueberry Lemon Thyme Smash

Minted Orange and Strawberry Coolers

Orange Pineapple Moscow Mule

Lastly, if you make this blackberry champagne mule, be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! Above all, I love to hear from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every comment. And of course, if you do make this recipe, donโ€™t forget to tag me on Instagram! Looking through the photos of recipes you all have made is my favorite!

Blackberry Champagne Mule

4.45 from 100 votes
1 drink
calories 772kcal
Prep5 minutes
Total5 minutes
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Ingredientsย 

Instructionsย 

  • 1. In a cocktail shaker or glass jar, muddle the blackberries, mint, and lime juice, squashing everything to release the juices. Add the vodka. Fill with ice and shake until combined.
    2. Strain into a champagne or wine glass with ice. Add the ginger beer and top with the champagne. Garnish with mint. Drink and enjoy!

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Calories: 772kcal

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Blackberry Champagne Mule Punch

4.59 from 89 votes
8
calories 230kcal
Prep10 minutes
Total10 minutes
For your spring (and summer) Saturday Cocktail festivitiesโ€ฆthe bubbly really seals the deal!
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  • 1. In a pitcher, muddle the blackberries, mint, and lime juice, squashing everything to release the juices. Add the vodka. Stir to combine. Chill until ready to serve.
    2. Pour into champagne or wine glasses with ice. To each drink, add the ginger beer and top with the champagne. Garnish with mint. Drink and enjoy!

Nutrition

Calories: 230kcal

Nutritional information is only an estimate. The accuracy of the nutritional information for any recipe on this site is not guaranteed.

Did you make this recipe? Please rate & comment below.

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83 Comments

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    1. Tieghan says:

      So sorry to hear this, Becky! Thanks for sharing your feedback! xx

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  2. Amelia says:

    Do you have a mocktail recipe for this drink? Thanks!

    1. Tieghan says:

      Hi Amelia,
      You bet, just skip the alcohol and add some sparkling water or more ginger beer:) Please let me know if you have any other questions, I hope you love this recipe! xT

  3. Kate Wagner says:

    I want to double (or maybe even triple) your batch cocktail for a party… To simplify, do you think I could just pour the champagne and ginger beer into my drink dispenser right before the party? Rather than individually pouring out ginger beer and champagne to each glass?

    1. Tieghan says:

      Hey Kate,
      Totally, that would be just fine for you to do! I hope you love this recipe! Cheers! xT

      1. Kate Wagner says:

        Made it for the party, and it was a hit! I tripped the batch recipe, and it was drained in about 2 hours! Thanks!

        1. Tieghan says:

          Love to hear this Kate! Thanks so much for making the recipe! xx

        2. Ashley says:

          Hi Kate!

          Do you remember how much champagne and how much ginger beer you added to the pitcher when you tripled the recipe?

  4. Trudy says:

    Can you make this in a punch bowl for 8 people?

    1. Tieghan says:

      Hey Trudy,
      Totally, that would work well for you! I hope you love this recipe! Cheers! xT

  5. Clarissa says:

    Hey! I have to know where you got those glasses!

  6. Mackenzie Lewis says:

    Hey Tieghan!
    How would you make this as a mocktail?
    Thanks!

    1. Tieghan says:

      Hey Mackenzie,
      Just skip the vodka and champagne and just use sparking water! I hope you love this recipe! Cheers! xx

    2. Daniel White says:

      I made this but it was as bitter as my grandmother so I added some simple syrup and it was amazing.

  7. Amy says:

    Iโ€™m excited to make this for our Christmas with our kids! How far ahead can I muddle the berries and mint? I donโ€™t want the mint to overwhelm. Thanks!

    1. Tieghan says:

      Hi Amy,
      I would say a day in advance would be just fine. I hope this recipe turns out well for you, please let me know if you give it a try! Cheers! xx