Ingredients
- Lillet Blanc ✓ you have it 5 cl
- Wild berry soda ✓ you have it 10 cl
- Ice cubes ✓ you have it
Garnish & optional
- Raspberries ✓ you have it 4 piece
- Mint ✓ you have it 1 sprig
- Cucumber ✓ you have it 2 slices
Lillet, wild berry soda, berries and mint – light, fruity and a perennial favorite on every terrace in Germany.
Method
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1
Fill a wine glass* with ice and add the berries.
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2
Pour in the Lillet.
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3
Top up with wild berry soda and garnish with mint.
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All bar toolsThe story of the Lillet Wild Berry
The Lillet Wild Berry is a child of marketing – and a remarkably successful one. In the late 2010s, the producer actively promoted the pairing of Lillet Blanc and wild berry soda, especially in Germany, where it quickly became the summer drink of choice. Lillet itself is much older: the wine-based aperitif has been made in Podensac near Bordeaux since 1872.
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Illustrative image · AI-generated for Cocktailline. This is roughly how a Lillet Wild Berry is classically served.
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