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Lavender Grape Drink Mix: Bold, Nostalgic and Built for Spritzers
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Grape is the flavor of summer camp, backyard sprinklers and purple tongues. Our Lavender Grape Gourmet Drink Mix keeps all that nostalgia, sweet and bold, and adds a soft lavender finish that makes it feel a little more grown up. Only a little.
Quick answer: Mix 2 tablespoons per 8 oz of cold water and stir. Top with sparkling water for a spritzer, or add a spirit for the 21+ crowd. Check the package for ingredients and allergen information.
The flavor
Big, sweet grape up front with lavender gently rounding out the finish. Grape and lavender share a purple, slightly floral character, so the two blend more smoothly than you might expect. It comes in an 11.5 oz sealed kraft pouch that makes plenty of drinks.
Mixing at a glance
| Amount | Mix | Cold water |
|---|---|---|
| Single glass | 2 tablespoons | 8 oz |
| Half gallon | 1 cup | 8 cups |
| Full gallon | 2 cups | 16 cups |
Drinks to try
- Grape spritzer: dissolve the mix in a splash of still water, then fill with sparkling water and add a lime wedge.
- Party punch: grape is the base of our Sparkling Grape Lavender Punch with Cherry Ice Ring, a pretty bowl for showers and holidays.
- Ice pops: freeze mixed grape in molds for a purple layer in Lavender Rainbow Ice Pops.
- For adults: grape plus sparkling wine or vodka makes an easy party cocktail. Enjoy responsibly.
Tips for a better pitcher
Stir until the mix fully dissolves before adding ice, and make ice cubes from mixed grape drink so the pitcher does not water down as it sits. Frozen grapes also make fun, edible ice cubes for kids' cups.
Storing the pouch
Reseal the pouch tightly and store it in a cool, dry place. Keep spoons dry so the mix does not clump. Mixed drinks keep covered in the fridge for a day or two.
Frequently asked questions
Is it a good choice for kids' parties?
Yes. Grape is a long-time kid favorite. Mixed with water or sparkling water, it is a fun, colorful party drink.
Can I make it less sweet?
Use a little less mix or more water, or add a squeeze of lemon or lime for balance.

































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