Peach & Blackberry Bramble co*cktail Recipe (2024)

May 31, 2023September 24, 2015 by Ashley

We’re saying goodbye to summer and hello to fall with this Peach & Blackberry Bramble co*cktail recipe that’s fitting for both!

It may be taboo to wear white after Labor Day. But no one said anything about not drinking refreshing co*cktails after the unofficial passing of summer!

A Peach and Blackberry Bramble co*cktail are perfect for sipping on the last of the warm days (or if you are in the Bay Area during Indian Summer!)

I, Ashley, think this isthe perfect transitional co*cktail from the heat of the summer to the flavors of fall.

Fruits of summer are still lingering in the farmer’s market and grocery stores while our thoughts have gone the way of changing leaves and cool weather drinks.

Especially when it comes to blackberries, you can never go wrong with co*cktails made with them,

Such as our favorite Blackberry Champagne Punch and Blackberry Sage Margaritas.

And this bramble recipe is the perfect mixof both…

I like to blend up a lot of produce from summer to freeze for use in baking and co*cktails well into fall.

It’s a great way to preserve summer’s flavorful fruits even when they have long since disappeared.

Blackberries are one berry that thrives during fall. So use these generously in your Autumn libations!

Blackberries are chock full of health benefits, so you can get a great dose of antioxidants and vitamin c during happy hour!

I could ramble on and on about blackberries. But instead, I’ll leave you to make this delicious Peach & Blackberry Bramble co*cktail!

How to Make a Peach and Blackberry Bramble co*cktail

Step 1 – Add gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, and peach puree to a shaker with ice.

Step 2 – Shake for 10 seconds.

Step 3 – Add to double old-fashioned glass (etched with gold if you have one!) with crushed ice.

Step 4 – Muddle blackberries and Crème de Mûre in a mixing glass.

Step 5 – Strain through a fine mesh strainer over the ice, and enjoy!

Recipe Notes

Be sure to use dry gin for the co*cktail here.

There are a lot of sweet, fruity flavors, and a London Dry with prevalent juniper and botanicals will help balance the drink.

Brambles traditionally are comprised of gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, and Creme de Mûre, a blackberry liqueur.

Crème de Mûre can be hard to find, so substituting Crème de Cassis will do the trick but will lend a slightly different flavor profile from the currants.

Now sit back, relax, and squeeze every last drop; just be sure to share the wealth!

More Fruity Flavor co*cktails

Carving for a more fruity co*cktail like this? You might want to check out our related posts below –

• Lavender Grapefruit Gin Buck co*cktail Recipe
• Strawberry Rose Sorbet co*cktail Recipe For Date Night!
• Apple Brandy co*cktail Recipe For Your Next Thanksgiving Party!
• Sherry Berry co*cktail Recipe

Don’t forget to share your blackberry bramble with us on Instagram using the hashtag #sugarandclothloves. We always love seeing all of your creations! Looking for more quick and easy recipes? You can find them all right here, with a few bites to go along with them!