A Raspberry Italian Mojito has the perfect amount of sweetness, mint, and fizz to be one refreshing drink! Made with all fresh ingredients and super easy to make! This raspberry mojito is perfect for spring or summer time, it will become your new favorite go-to cocktail!
The weather is really starting to warm up here and we are enjoying more and more time out on the deck. More time outside usually means more yummy cocktails being mixed in our house!
One of our local restaurants makes an Italian mojito and it is my favorite. At home, I decided to try my own and concocted this Raspberry Italian mojito.
This drink gets the perfect amount of fizz thanks to prosecco. It is the perfect combination of fresh fruit, mint and fizz. Multiply the recipe and make a pitcher or make it by the glass when you want a yummy cocktail on a warm, summer night.
Raspberry Italian Mojito Ingredients:
1 6oz package raspberries
8 mint leaves
2 oz lime juice
3 tsp sugar or agave
1 1/2 oz white rum
2 oz prosecco
Ice
Sugar cane
Let’s Make It:
1) Set aside 2-3 raspberries and 2 mint leaves.
2) In a cocktail shaker, muddle together the remaining raspberries, mint, sugar and lime juice. Strain liquid in glass.
3) Stir in sugar and rum until sugar dissolves. Top with prosecco and add ice. Add remaining raspberries and mint. Garnish with sugar cane.
**Want to make this a mocktail? Substitute 1 oz club soda and 2 oz of sparking grape juice for the rum and prosecco.**
I don’t think we will totally toss wine slushies by the wayside this summer but I definitely think this Raspberry Italian mojito will get heavy rotation in our summer cocktail list.
What are some of your favorite drinks for Spring and Summer? Do you like a little bubbly in your cocktail?
If you loved this mojito recipe, check out these:
- Watermelon Mojito
- Sparkling Cranberry Mojito
- https://cookienameddesire.com/passion-fruit-mojito-recipe/
What you’ll need for this recipe:
- Cocktail shaker
- Muddler
- Strainer
- Glasses
- 1 6oz package raspberries
- 8 mint leaves
- 2 oz lime juice
- 3 tsp sugar or agave
- 1 1/2 oz white rum
- 2 oz prosecco
- Ice
- Sugar cane
- Set aside 2-3 raspberries and 2 mint leaves.
- In a cocktail shaker, muddle together the remaining raspberries, mint, sugar and lime juice. Strain liquid in glass.
- Stir in sugar and rum until sugar dissolves. Top with prosecco and add ice. Add remaining raspberries and mint. Garnish with sugar cane.
- **Want to make this a mocktail? Substitute 1 oz club soda and 2 oz of sparking grape juice for the rum and prosecco.**
Ooh, this looks so refreshing, especially now that we’re heading into summer. Thanks so much for sharing at Snickerdoodle!
Girlllll…I kinda need one of these now and I have NONE of the ingredients. Well, I take that back- I have a mint plant and a bottle of Prosecco. Tasty, perhaps, but not the same! Appreciate you bringing these to our Snickerdoodle Sunday link party and I hope you come back this weekend!
Sarah (Sadie Seasongoods)
Hi! I love, love, love this cocktail! I can’t wait to try it. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Pinning! 😀
This looks delicious and perfect for a nice Friday happy hour on our deck (now that the weather is finally getting warmer). Thanks for sharing.
I stopped by from Hit Me With Your Best Shot.
Looks so gooooood! Pinned for later! Thanks for sharing this on the #ShareTheWealthSunday blog hop!
Is that a cugar cane in there? That is fabulous…#turnituptuesday #pinned
This sounds so delicious and refreshing! Thank you for sharing it at the #SmallVictoriesSundayLinkup!
This would be perfect for a summer gathering. I’m pinning this. It looks so refreshing. Thanks for sharing on Sundays’ Best. Hope to see you back on the next linkup,
Oh yes, I will be trying this! Thanks for sharing with us at Mommy Monday… pinned!
XOXO
Hello Cinco De Mayo!!! Wow is this cocktail impressive and we are featuring at Munching Mondays this week!!! Thanks so much for joining!
Sign me up for one of these right now Heidy!
I know that we’d LOVE this! Absolutely requesting it and pointing my hubby this way for Mother’s day. Fun twist, adding the sugar can as a garnish. I like that.