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Great Lakes Blue Lagoon Mocktail

Blue raspberry and lavender lemonade swirl together into the color of Lake Michigan on a clear July day. It's a fizzy, fun drink for beach days, pool parties and anyone who likes their drink to match the view.

Great Lakes Lavender Farm 2 min read

Blue raspberry and lavender lemonade swirl together into the color of Lake Michigan on a clear July day. It's a fizzy, fun drink for beach days, pool parties and anyone who likes their drink to match the view.

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Why this pairing works

Sweet blue raspberry and tart lemonade balance each other, and a splash of sparkling water keeps it light. The rock candy stirrer slowly sweetens the last sips as the ice melts.

Serves 4 Prep 10 min Cook 0 min

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Fill 4 glasses with ice and tuck a lemon wheel against the side of each.
  2. Pour 1/4 cup lemonade into each glass, then add 1/2 cup blue raspberry (and 1 1/2 oz vodka or rum per glass for adults 21+, if using).
  3. Top each glass with 1/4 cup sparkling water and give it one gentle stir.
  4. Add a rock candy stick and a lemon wheel on a lavender pick.

Make it your own

  • Freeze prepared blue raspberry drink into ice cubes for a slow color change.
  • Use Pink Lemonade mix for a purple lagoon.

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