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Cran-Raspberry Beret

Name: Cran-Raspberry Beret
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 1
Ingredients: Ice; 1 oz triple sec; 1 oz white rum; 1 oz raspberry liqueur; 2 oz cranberry juice; 6 oz (1/2 can) LaCroix™ natural sparkling water Cran-Raspberry flavored; Fresh cranberries and raspberries for garnish

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Prep 5 min
Total 5 min
Servings 1

Dark and fizzy, this deeply red cocktail is as refreshing as it is packed with fruity flavor. Add some fresh cranberries and raspberries for a fun garnish! MORE+ LESS-

By Wholefully

Updated September 8, 2017

Ingredients

Ice

oz triple sec

oz white rum

oz raspberry liqueur

oz cranberry juice

oz (1/2 can) LaCroix™ natural sparkling water Cran-Raspberry flavored

Fresh cranberries and raspberries for garnish

Steps

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1

Layer ice cubes and fresh cranberries in a highball glass. Pour in the triple sec, rum, raspberry liqueur and cranberry juice.
2

Pour in the LaCroix™ and gently stir to mix.
3

Garnish with raspberries and additional cranberries.

Expert Tips

Tips for measuring: 1 tablespoon = 1/2 liquid oz 2 tablespoons = 1 liquid oz 4 tablespoons = 2 liquid oz = 1/4 cup
Most cranberry juice sold in stores is actually a blend (cranberry-apple or cranberry-grape most often)—those will work fine in this recipe, but if you’re looking for the sour mouth-pucker of pure cranberry juice, you can normally find it at specialty health food stores.
Fresh cranberries can be hard to find outside of the Thanksgiving holiday seasons—but they freeze great! So next time you spy some fresh cranberries at your grocery store, stock up, pop ‘em in the freezer, and use them as “ice cubes” in your summer cocktails. You can also buy frozen cranberries in most grocery stores year-round.

Nutrition Information

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More About This Recipe

This fruity cranberry-raspberry cocktail is light and fresh enough to drink on the hottest summer day, but versatile enough to serve all year round. Toss in some blueberries for Fourth of July. Add some apple juice and apple wedges for Fall. Throw in a sprig of rosemary for Christmas. You’ll love it no matter the season!