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Recipe: Blackberry Rosemary Gimlet

Rebecca ConnorsMay 7, 2026
Pink cocktail printed with "She says yes" next to a Ripples cocktail printer

This Blackberry Rosemary Gimlet blends fresh lime juice with blackberry and rosemary for a fruity, herbaceous cocktail that’s perfect for early summer on the patio or at a wedding reception.

A few drops of Ripples Foamer creates a smooth cocktail foam “canvas” for a custom printed garnish. The smooth foam texture complements the tart fruit notes and piney rosemary of this drink for an elegantly complex finish.

Ingredients:

  • 2 oz vodka
  • 1/2 oz blackberry rosemary syrup
  • 3/4 oz lime juice 
  • 3/4 oz simple syrup
  • 3 drops Ripples Foamer

Instructions:

Step 1: Combine

Combine all ingredients in your shaker

Hand adding Ripples Foamer to a cocktail shaker, next to a cocktail printer

Step 2: Dry Shake
Shake vigorously for 30 seconds to activate the Ripples Foamer

Shaking a cocktail shaker in front of a cocktail printer

Step 3: Wet Shake
Add ice, and shake again to chill

add ice to shaker

Step 4: Double-strain
Double-strain into a coupe glass, and make sure you fill the glass to the brim.

Double-strain pink cocktail

Step 5: Print and serve!
Garnish with your favorite design from the Ripples cocktail printer, and serve.

Printed cocktail and cocktail printer - wedding theme

This cocktail is designed for a celebration, with a printed cocktail garnish that’s an elegant upgrade from wafer paper cocktail toppers. You no longer need to compromise on your cocktail’s taste or texture to celebrate with a fun message or picture. Consider the Ripples cocktail printer for your next event. Learn more.

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