Floral, slightly sweet and impossibly smooth with a fruit forward taste, this Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail is the perfect addition to all your summer parties and outdoor BBQ’s .  Easy on the eyes, and even easier to sip, this refreshing libation is how you should celebrate summer!

*Updated*

This post was originally published in August 2017.  I slightly tweaked recipe and updated the post below to include more information about this summer peach cocktail recipe.  Plus, I added a recipe video to show you how easy these elderflower drinks are to make!  

Hi-ya, friends!

There are exciting things happening today!

First, and most obviously, we are only ONE day away from the extended holiday weekend!

Wahooo!

I don’t know about you, but I LIVE for a long weekend.  Mondays are infinitely better when no working is involved, right?  😉

Second, I have a shiny new blog design!  (<– I should note if you are here before 9 AM EST, you are still seeing the old design.  Sorry!  I hope you come back after 9 and check out the new digs!!)

I want to extend a huge thank you to Lauren over at Once Coupled.  She took all my anxiety out of the re-design process (well, mostly because she did all the work!), and collaborating with her to create this new space was a lot of fun!

If you happen to see any glitches, notice anything wrong, come across any problems, or have any suggestion on how this space could be more user friendly, please please let me know!  You can either use the ‘Contact’ button at the top of the page to email me, or you can drop a line in the comments section of any recipe.

I’d love to think that I have eagle eyes and I’ve already caught any issues, but unfortunately I’m human, besides I swear websites have a mind of their own.

Third, and lastly, it is Thirsty Thursday!!  And I have a lovely little libation to help you celebrate the unofficial end of summer!

Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail

Aka THE end of summer cocktail.

This libation is refreshing, citrusy and boozy with a delicate warm floral undertone and prominent notes of tart blackberries, sweet peaches and cool mint.

It’s easy on the eyes, even easier to sip, and the PERFECT way to toast the unofficial end of summer.

If you are having a backyard BBQ, or Labor Day soirée, I highly suggest you to make a few pitchers of this fruity, floral libation and serve it up as your house cocktail.

It is filled to the brim with sweet summer flavors and I’m 99.9% sure this boozy beauty will crown you hostess with the mostess.

What is elderflower?

Elderflower is the white blossom of the elderberry tree and it commonly used in both drinks and desserts.  Elderflowers are very delicate in flavor and don’t pack a strong punch, unlike other flowers such as lavender.

Notes, Tips & Tricks for Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail recipe:

1. While the recipe below is written for 2 cocktails, it is very easy to double, triple, or even quadruple the recipe.
2. The recipe below indicates plain vodka, but if you have access to peach flavored vodka, I urge you to use that instead!
3. The agave nectar in the recipe is optional.  However, if you like your cocktail on the sweet side you might want to add a splash or two of agave to the cocktail.  I added 1 teaspoons of agave to the cocktail shaker when making mine, but you should always make cocktails to YOUR taste!
4. Topping the cocktail off with sprite is optional as well!  If you like a stiff drink, I would nix the sprite.  However if you are looking for more of a spritzer style drink, try adding a splash or two of sprite (or club soda) to the cocktail.  Just make sure you are adding the soda to the cocktail and NOT to the shaker.  Do NOT try to shake the soda!!  It will end up fizzing and exploding, which is never good.  😉
5. Please remember you should always make your cocktails to taste!!  The measurements in the recipe below are mere suggestions and you should use the recipe as a guide and not a rule book.  If you like a stiffer drink, add more vodka.  If you really love fresh fruit, add more blackberries and peaches.  Just do you!

Raise a glass of this Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail and toast the end of summer in style!

Before I sign off and let you get to cocktail crafting, I will be taking all next week off from posting to celebrate the holiday… and then recover.  😉

Until September 11^th, friends, cheers – to a Labor Day weekend as lovely as you… and plenty of peachy keen cocktails!

XOXO

Cheyanne

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How to make a Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail at home👇

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Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail

Prep Time

5 mins

Total Time

5 mins

 

Floral, slightly sweet and impossibly smooth with a fruit forward taste, this Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail is the perfect way to celebrate the extended holiday weekend. Easy on the eyes, and even easier to sip, this refreshing libation is how you should toast the unofficial end of summer!

Course: Cocktail

Cuisine: American

Keyword: blackberry, drink, elderflower, liqueur, mint, peach, vodka

Servings: 2 cocktails

Calories: 247 kcal

Author: Cheyanne Holzworth

Ingredients

• 8 Thin Slices Peach plus more for garnish (about 1/3 of a peach)
• 8 Blackberries plus more for garnish
• 8 Mint Leaves plus more for garnish
• 4 ounces Vodka *
• 2 ounces Elderflower Liqueur
• ½ Lemon – juiced
• Agave Nectar to taste (optional)
• Sprite to taste (optional)

Instructions

1. In a cocktail shaker (or glass), muddle the blackberries, peach slices and mint leaves until the fruit releases its juices.
2. Add in the vodka, liqueur, lemon juice, agave (if using) and ice. Shake vigorously until the shaker is very cold to the touch.
3. Fill two rocks glass with ice.
4. Strain cocktail into glasses and top with sprite if using. Garnish as desired. Enjoy!

Recipe Video

Recipe Notes

1. While the recipe is written for 2 cocktails, it is very easy to double, triple, or even quadruple the recipe.

 

2. The recipe indicates plain vodka, but if you have access to peach flavored vodka, I urge you to use that instead!

 

3. The agave nectar in the recipe is optional. However, if you like your cocktail on the sweet side you might want to add a splash or two of agave to the cocktail. I added 1 teaspoons of agave to the cocktail shaker when making mine, but you should always make cocktails to YOUR taste!

 

4. Topping the cocktail off with sprite is optional as well! If you like a stiff drink, I would nix the sprite. However if you are looking for more of a spritzer style drink, try adding a splash or two of sprite (or club soda) to the cocktail. Just make sure you are adding the soda to the cocktail and NOT to the shaker. Do NOT try to shake the soda!! It will end up fizzing and exploding, which is never good.

 

5. Please remember you should always make your cocktails to taste!! The measurements in the recipe are mere suggestions; you should use the recipe as a guide and not a rule book. If you like a stiffer drink, add more vodka. If you really love fresh fruit, add more blackberries and peaches. Just do you!

Nutrition Facts

Blackberry Peach Elderflower Cocktail

Amount Per Serving

Calories 247

% Daily Value*

Sodium 2mg0%

Potassium 60mg2%

Carbohydrates 14g5%

Fiber 1g4%

Sugar 12g13%

Vitamin A 170IU3%

Vitamin C 16.4mg20%

Calcium 17mg2%

Iron 0.4mg2%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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