Glittering Berry Rosemary Spritz
A shimmering, festive mocktail with sweet mixed berries, tonic water, and edible silver glitter.
In a nutshell: This authentic american glittering berry rosemary spritz comes together in just 5 mins using simple whole ingredients. Perfect for home cooks seeking a dependable, restaurant-quality finish with minimal effort.
An eye-catching, sparkly drink perfect for holiday hosting or hot summer afternoons. Sweet blackberries and raspberries are muddled with mint, mixed with tonic water and a dash of silver edible glitter.
Key Equipment
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Chef's Pro-Tips
- Muddle Gently: Crush the berries and mint just enough to release their juices and oils. Over-muddling tears the mint leaves and turns the drink bitter.
- Stir to Wake the Glitter: Add the edible glitter before pouring the tonic water, then stir gently with a long spoon. The swirl is what activates the silver shimmer and distributes it evenly.
Ingredients
2
servings
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½ cup mixed berries, blackberries and raspberries
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4 fresh mint leaves
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2 tbsp simple syrup, sweetener
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1 ½ cups tonic water, or ginger ale
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0.125 tsp edible silver glitter, food grade shimmer
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2 sprigs fresh rosemary, for garnish
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Step-by-Step Instructions
Muddle Berries & Mint
Divide the mixed berries and mint leaves between two glasses. Use a cocktail muddler or the back of a spoon to crush them, releasing the fresh berry juices and mint oils.
Add Ice & Syrup
Fill the glasses to the top with crushed ice. Drizzle 1 tablespoon of simple syrup into each glass.
Stir in Glitter
Add a tiny pinch of edible silver glitter to each glass, then pour the tonic water to the top.
Garnish & Swirl
Stir gently with a long spoon to activate the silver swirl. Garnish with a rosemary sprig and serve cold.
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View on AmazonFrequently Asked Questions
Yes — just make sure you buy glitter labeled food-grade or edible. Craft glitter is not safe to eat, so check the label.
It's already alcohol-free — just berries, mint, simple syrup, and tonic water or ginger ale. It's a perfect mocktail.
Both work. Tonic water gives a drier, more bitter edge; ginger ale makes it sweeter and more crowd-pleasing. Pick based on your taste.
Yes — muddle the berries and mint with simple syrup in a pitcher, then add ice, glitter, and tonic just before serving so it stays fizzy. Garnish each glass with rosemary.