This tantalizing floral-infused peachy cocktail is made with sweet elderflower liqueur, fresh peaches and blackberries, cool mint, and a touch of Sprite for effervescence! Grab your glass and get ready to sip on this stunning elderflower cocktail within 5 minutes!Recipe can be scaled up or down by using the slider if you hover your mouse over the number of Servings.
Muddle: In a cocktail shaker (or glass), muddle the peach slices with the whole blackberries until the fruits release their juice. Then add the mint and muddle until the mint is bruised - do not muddle the mint into oblivion.
Add Liquids: Add in the vodka, elderflower liqueur, lemon juice, agave (if using) and ice. Stir until the ingredients are combined.
Pour Cocktails: Fill two glass with ice and strain the cocktail into the glasses. Top with sprite or club soda, if using.
Garnish and Serve: Garnish the cocktail glasses with fresh peach slices, a few berries, and a sprig of mint. Enjoy immediately.
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Notes
While the recipe is written for 2 cocktails, it is very easy to double, triple, or even quadruple the recipe. Simply hover your mouse over the servings to adjust the recipe.
Vodka: The recipe indicates plain vodka, but if you have access to peach flavored vodka, I urge you to use that instead!
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!
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.
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!
Nutritional information is an estimate based upon 2 servings. Exact information will depend upon the brands of ingredients and precise measurements used.