Blueberry Tequila Spritzer Cocktail Recipe

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Try a refreshing twist on classic tequila drinks with this simple Blueberry Tequila Spritzer.

This light and bubbly cocktail blends fresh blueberries, lime juice, and silver tequila with sparkling water for a perfect spring or summer drink.

The natural sweetness of blueberries pairs well with the clean taste of silver tequila.

Adding sparkling water creates a light drink that works for parties or casual gatherings.

You can make this easy recipe in less than 5 minutes using basic bar tools.

The bright purple color stands out at any event, and the fresh fruit gives a natural, not-too-sweet taste.

Tasting Notes

This cocktail opens with bright citrus notes from lime juice and sweet blueberry flavors.

Silver tequila adds a clean, crisp agave taste that balances with the fruit.

The sparkling water gives a gentle fizz and a light, bubbly texture.

The drink stays smooth and easy to sip.

Fresh blueberry garnish adds bursts of natural sweetness.

Muddled berries release hints of earth and tartness that complement the tequila’s mineral notes.

Key Flavor Components:

• Citrus: Lime
• Fruit: Fresh blueberries
• Spirit: Clean agave notes
• Texture: Light carbonation

The finish is clean and crisp with lingering berry notes.

Ice dilution mellows the tequila’s bite while keeping the drink refreshing.

At 12% alcohol by volume, this spritzer is lighter than traditional tequila cocktails.

The lower alcohol content lets the fruit flavors stand out.

Temperature Recommendation: Serve well-chilled between 35-40°F (2-4°C) for the best taste and carbonation.

Substitute

You can swap items in this cocktail recipe if needed.

Here are some easy replacements that work well:

Instead of blueberries:

• Blackberries
• Raspberries
• Strawberries

For tequila alternatives:

• Vodka for a lighter taste
• White rum for tropical notes
• Gin for botanical flavors

You can replace club soda with:

• Sprite or 7-Up for extra sweetness
• Sparkling water
• Prosecco or champagne

Fresh lime juice works best, but bottled lime juice can work too.

You can replace simple syrup with:

• Agave nectar
• Honey
• Sugar

Swap fresh mint leaves with basil for a different herbal note.

You can use regular or crushed ice.

These changes will alter the taste, but the drink will remain refreshing.

Keep the same measurements when making substitutions.

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