Can I make this raspberry mojito mocktail in advance?

Yes. Muddle the raspberries, mint, and lime juice in advance, then add the agave. Store chilled and add sparkling water just before serving.

Can I use frozen raspberries?

You can, but thaw them first. Fresh raspberries provide the brightest flavor and color.

Is this raspberry mojito mocktail very sweet?

No. Because it uses agave, you can easily adjust the sweetness. Start small and add more to taste.

Can I make this into a cocktail?

If serving guests who prefer alcohol, you can add white rum to individual glasses. The base recipe remains the same.

Raspberry Mojito Mocktail (Easy Low Sugar Mocktail) - Mocktail Glow Raspberry Mojito Mocktail (Fresh, Minty & Naturally Sweetened)

Raspberry Mojito Mocktail (Fresh, Minty & Naturally Sweetened)

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A fresh and vibrant Raspberry Mojito Mocktail made with raspberries, mint, lime, and agave syrup. Naturally sweetened and alcohol-free, this refreshing berry mojito mocktail is perfect for summer entertaining.

Author: Sherie Friedlander, NC
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Yield: 1 serving 1x
Category: Mocktails
Method: Stir

Ingredients

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15 Fresh Raspberries

10 Mint Leaves

1 Lime juiced

1/2 ounce of agave syrup or alternative sweetener

Sparkling Water

Ice

Low Sugar Option: Replace the agave with 1-2 teaspoons monk fruit sweetener or a few drops of liquid stevia. The raspberries provide natural sweetness, so you may need very little additional sweetener.

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Instructions

Muddle raspberries in a tall, sturdy glass or cocktail shaker until their juices are released.
Add mint leaves and gently crush to release the oils (don’t over-muddle).
Stir in fresh lime juice and agave syrup until combined.
Fill a glass with ice and strain the mixture over the top.
Add sparkling water and stir gently.
Garnish with fresh raspberries and a sprig of mint. Enjoy!

Notes

Recipe Notes

• Sweetness Tip: Start with 1/2 ounce of agave syrup and adjust to taste. Raspberries vary in sweetness, so you may need slightly more or less.

• Citrus Level: If you prefer a milder citrus flavor, use juice from ½ a lime instead of a full lime

• Mint Matters: Gently muddle the mint to release its oils without shredding the leaves. Over-muddling can make the drink taste bitter.

• Make Ahead: You can muddle the raspberries, mint, lime juice, and agave up to a few hours in advance. Store chilled and add sparkling water just before serving.

• Frozen Raspberries: If using frozen raspberries, thaw first and drain excess liquid for the brightest flavor and color. (Fresh is best for maximum flavor)

• Pitcher Option: Multiply ingredients as needed and add sparkling water right before serving to keep it bubbly and fresh.

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