Raspberry Gin Frozen Cocktail Recipe

Side photo of raspberry gin frozen cocktails. Adult slushies tipped with raspberries and lime wedges on a grey background.

This delicious Raspberry Gin Frozen Cocktail recipe is the ultimate adult slushie! So easy to make with just a handful of ingredients. Don’t miss this drink of the summer.

This post was sponsored by Waitrose. I hope you enjoy the recipe and thanks for your support.

Side photo of raspberry gin frozen cocktails. Adult slushies tipped with raspberries and lime wedges on a grey background.
What’s better than a gin cocktail?

A Raspberry Gin Frozen Cocktail that also delivers a portion of fruit, that’s what!

Say hello to your new favourite drink of the summer. Simple to make, super refreshing and includes gin. What’s not to love?

Overhead shot of Waitrose soda, lime, lime cordial, frozen raspberries and 6 O'clock gin on a grey background, ingredients for Raspberry Gin Frozen Cocktail Recipe. Waitrose got into touch with me recently to let me know about their amazing new range of gins in store. Given my love of the stuff, I was all ears (and taste buds).

Waitrose have gone to great lengths to source some really delicious new and interesting gins from small producers. We all love a good old London Dry Gin but sometimes it’s fun to try something new isn’t it?

The range in store has something for everyone who loves gin..

Pink Pepper Gin

This bold gin was created by an Australian living in France. It has unique, intense flavours that will further evolve the longer it’s in the bottle. Spicy notes of pepper, juniper and cardamom are balanced by softer characters of vanilla and honey.

Opihr gin

Opihr gin uses hand-picked botanicals from the ancient spice route, to create an intense, exotic gin that exudes the character of the Orient. Aromatic spices lead, with citrus, juniper and pepper. Serve with tonic, with a slice of red chilli.

Silent Pool Gin

This is a gin of fast-increasing popularity. Full-bodied, fresh and beautifully balanced, it has everything for both the traditionalist and the more individual gin drinker. Named after a legendary local pool in Surrey, this gin is award-winning and intriguing.

Gin Mare

Gin Mare (meaning ‘sea’) is inspired by Mediterranean culture. Serve with lots of ice, quality tonic water and a small garnish of rosemary, orange peel or basil (not lime) for a balanced, silky smooth drink.

6 O’Clock

This gin is full of floral and citrus flavours. Six O’Clock is the time when Edward Kain, great-grandfather of the current owners, took his tonic when he worked in the Merchant Navy – so it’s the perfect excuse for ‘gin o’clock’.

I went for the 6 O’Clock Gin in this recipe, as I thought the citrus flavours would work really well with the limes. (You could use whichever brand you fancy though.)

How do you make the Raspberry Gin Frozen Cocktail?

This recipe is so simple, just a handful of ingredients blended together and you’re ready to drink.

A few tips for making the Raspberry Gin Frozen Cocktail:

The thickness will depend on how well your blender does the job and also how frozen the berries are when you come to drink. If you’d like it less thick, just add as much soda as you want, or let the gin slushie melt a little.
The recipe uses one 25ml measure per person of gin, but you can add more if you fancy.
This gin slushie is quite seedy because of the berry seeds. You could sieve these out if you were feeling very particular, but I don’t ever bother.

Enjoy your new favourite summer Gin Slushie!

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