Description
This berry vodka drink is bursting with bold berry flavors, fizzy soda, and a swirl of shimmer that makes every pour party-perfect. It’s easy to make, totally customizable, and guaranteed to impress guests. Whether you’re hosting a backyard bash, a bridal shower, or just mixing something fun for the weekend, this punch brings sparkle and flavor in every glass.
Ingredients
Liquids
1½ cups mixed berry vodka
¾ cup raspberry liqueur (such as Chambord)
2 cups cranberry-raspberry juice or berry punch
1 cup lemon-lime soda or sparkling berry water
½ cup blueberry syrup or berry simple syrup (optional, for richness)
Ice & Fruit
Crushed ice (enough to fill your punch bowl or pitcher)
1 cup frozen mixed berries (raspberries, blueberries, blackberries)
Optional: Fresh mint sprigs, for garnish
Optional: Edible shimmer dust or glitter (for a swirling galaxy effect)
Instructions
Mix the Base
In a large punch bowl or pitcher, combine the mixed berry vodka, raspberry liqueur, cranberry-raspberry juice, and blueberry syrup (if using). Stir gently to mix.Add the Fizz
Right before serving, pour in the lemon-lime soda or sparkling berry water. Stir again to combine.Add Ice and Berries
Fill the bowl or pitcher with plenty of crushed ice. Add the frozen mixed berries to float throughout the punch.
Garnish and Serve
Sprinkle a small pinch of edible shimmer dust over the top if using, then garnish glasses with fresh mint or a single berry on a pick. Serve cold in clear glasses for maximum visual impact.
Notes
Make the base up to 24 hours in advance—just wait to add soda and ice until serving time to keep it bubbly and bright.
For a non-alcoholic version, skip the vodka and liqueur and double the juice and sparkling water.
Use pomegranate or cherry juice if you want a slightly different berry twist.
Only use food-grade shimmer dust or edible glitter—look for options labeled safe for drinks.
Crushed ice gives that frosty, swirling “galaxy” effect—don’t skip it if you want the full look!
This punch serves 6–8 depending on glass size—double the recipe for larger gatherings.