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Blood Orange Rosemary Mocktail Mule

Bright, citrusy, and infused with a hint of herbal sweetness, the Blood Orange Rosemary Mule is a refreshing drink you can enjoy with or without alcohol. Perfect for celebrating seasonal flavors!

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Blood Orange Rosemary Mocktail Mule

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Fresh blood orange juice, rosemary syrup, and a splash of ginger beer come together in this versatile Blood Orange Rosemary Mule. Customize it with your favorite spirit—or none at all—for a drink that’s truly your own.  

One thing I’ve learned from Dry January is that the best drinks are the ones made just how you like them. This Blood Orange Rosemary Mule is a perfect example. It’s bright, seasonal, and endlessly customizable. Featuring the fresh sweetness of blood orange juice, the herbal complexity of rosemary syrup, and the zesty fizz of ginger beer, it’s as delightful alcohol-free as it is with a splash of mezcal. Whether you’re embracing Dry January or simply looking for a new favorite, this recipe has you covered.

Blood Orange Rosemary Mocktail Mule
Time to make: 20 minutes
This Blood Orange Rosemary Mule is all about seasonal flavors and personal preference. Whether you go alcohol-free, add mezcal, or try a twist of your own, it’s a recipe worth raising a glass to.
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Servings 1 Mocktail
Ingredients
  • 2 oz fresh blood orange juice
  • 1 oz n/a mezcal I used @littlesaintsco , mezcal, or water
  • 1/2 oz rosemary syrup
  • 2 oz ginger beer
Rosemary Syrup
  • 1 cup white granulated sugar
  • 1 cup filtered water
  • 3-4 rosemary sprigs
Instructions
  • In a glass filled with ice add all ingredients except ginger beer.
  • Mix together
  • Top with approx. 2 oz ginger beer
  • Garnish & enjoy!
Rosemary Syrup
  • To a saucepan add all ingredients and place on medium heat.
  • Stir occasionally until the sugar dissolves.
  • Once dissolved, let simmer for about 8 minutes.
  • Let cool completely before straining and store in the fridge for about 2-4 weeks!


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