Raspberry Gin Daisy
A classic Gin Daisy gets a fruity twist thanks to raspberry simple syrup and Chambord in this refreshing and delightful cocktail.
This Raspberry Gin Daisy is made with raspberry simple syrup, fresh lemon juice, gin, and Chambord that’s topped off with club soda! The perfect chilled cocktail to sip on!
Check out more gin cocktails by trying this Pink Gin Spritz or a Gimlet Two Ways! Both are ready to enjoy in just 5 minutes or less!
Gin Daisy with Raspberry
Refresh your go-to drink list by adding this Raspberry Gin Daisy to the lineup! This fruity cocktail isn’t overly sweet yet also carries a fresh herbal flavor from the gin and lemon juice with a satisfying fizzy finish from the club soda.
The flavor and fun fizzy element make it an excellent choice to serve all spring and summer long! After all, nothing ushers the cold weather away quicker than a drink that’s made in less than 5 minutes with only 5 ingredients.
Especially when it has a fresh, fruity flavor with a fun color!
Raspberry Gin Daisy
- Crushed Ice
- Gin
- Raspberry Simple Syrup
- Lemon Juice
- Chambord or Triple Sec
- Club Soda
- Raspberries for garnish
- Lemon Slices for garnish
Juicy Raspberry Flavor
The spin of raspberry flavor in this Gin Daisy comes from two ingredients. First is the Chambord, which is a black raspberry liqueur.
Chambord takes on its flavoring from blackberries, raspberries, honey, citrus peel, and Madagascar vanilla. Its taste adds a supporting flavor to this drink that rounds out the entire cocktail.
The second ingredient to add raspberry flavor to this drink is homemade raspberry simple syrup. It’s made with one cup of water, one cup of sugar, and raspberries on the stovetop in just 25 minutes.
Though it’s just a simple ingredient, it packs a punch of sweet raspberry flavor that helps to bring this cocktail to life! It goes great in this Raspberry Moscow Mule too!
How To Make A Raspberry Gin Daisy Cocktail
- Fill a cocktail shaker halfway full with ice.
- Pour gin, Raspberry Simple Syrup, lemon juice, and Chambord into the shaker and shake vigorously.
- Strain the cocktail into a rocks glass that’s filled with crushed ice.
- Fill to the top with club soda and garnish with raspberries and a lemon slice.
Original Gin Daisy
A Gin Daisy is a classic cocktail, and if you’re looking to make the original recipe, For a classic Gin Daisy, use 1/2 ounce of Grenadine instead of the raspberry syrup and use an equal amount of Triple Sec instead of Chambord.
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Steps
Fill a cocktail shaker halfway with ice.
Pour in , , , and and shake vigorously for 15 seconds.
Strain into a rocks glass filled 3/4 of the way with .
Fill to the top with and garnish with raspberries and a lemon slice.
Notes
- How Many Cocktails Does This Recipe Make? This Raspberry Gin Cocktail Recipe makes one drink. However, since you'll already have the ingredients out after making the first one, making a few extra for friends is no trouble!
- Can I Make A Batch Of These Drinks Ahead of Time? Since this drink is made with soda water, it shouldn't be made ahead of time. Doing so will cause the club soda to lose carbonation, altering the experience of the cocktail.
- Do I Have To Use Homemade Raspberry Simple Syrup In This Recipe? No, you can make this recipe using store-bought raspberry syrup as well. I just find that the homemade version brings fresh, crisp flavor to the cocktail.
Nutrition
- Calories223
- Carbs27g
- Protein0.1g
- Fat0.1g
- Saturated fat0.03g
- Fiber0.1g
- Sugar26g
- Sodium18mg
Estimates per serving, when a serving size is listed.
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