The Blueberry Mojito is a fruity, vibrant take on the traditional mojito. With sweet blueberries, zesty lime, and cool mint, it’s the perfect drink for warm evenings or parties. Whether you enjoy it with white rum or prefer a non-alcoholic mocktail, this recipe delivers maximum flavour with minimal effort.

In a rush? A splash of MONIN Blueberry Mojito Syrup offers a quick, flavour-rich shortcut, ideal for entertaining or batching for events.

Table of Contents

• Ingredients
• Instructions
• Answers to Common Questions
• Alcoholic & Non-Alcoholic Options
• Variations of the Recipe
• FAQ

1. Ingredients

For 1 glass:

• ¼ cup fresh or thawed blueberries
•  (or 15 ml MONIN Blueberry Mojito Syrup)
• 10–12 fresh mint leaves
• 1 tablespoon sugar (skip if using syrup)
• 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
• 2 oz white rum (optional)
• Crushed ice
• Club soda or sparkling water
• Garnish: mint sprig, lime wedge, and blueberries
  

Tip: Using MONIN Blueberry Mojito Syrup simplifies prep and delivers consistent flavour, perfect for quick servings or large gatherings.

2. Instructions

Time required: about 5 minutes

1. Muddle the base
In a tall glass, combine blueberries (or syrup), mint leaves, lime juice, and sugar (if using). Gently muddle to release the flavours. Avoid over-muddling the mint to prevent bitterness.

2. Add alcohol (optional)
Pour in the white rum for the alcoholic version. Skip this step for a mocktail.

3. Add ice and soda
Fill the glass with crushed ice. Top with club soda or sparkling water. Stir gently to combine.

4. Garnish and serve
Add a mint sprig, lime wedge, and a few blueberries. Serve immediately while chilled and fizzy.

3. Answers to Common Questions

How do you make a blueberry mojito?
Muddle blueberries (or syrup), mint, sugar, and lime juice. Add rum (if using), crushed ice, and soda. Stir gently and garnish.

Which flavour of mojito is good?
Classic lime is the most popular, but fruity versions like blueberry, mango, pineapple, and strawberry mojitos are refreshing and flavorful.

What is a blue mojito?
A blue mojito includes ingredients like blueberries or blue curaçao to give it a blue or purple hue. Blueberries offer a natural, fruity version.

Which alcohol goes in a mojito?
White rum is the traditional choice. You can also try coconut or spiced rum for a twist.

Do blueberry and mint go together?
Yes. The sweetness of blueberries and the cooling effect of mint make a great flavour combination.

What fruit goes in a mojito?
Lime is the base. Blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and tropical fruits like mango or pineapple can be added for flavour and color.

What is Monin Blueberry Mojito Syrup, and how is it used?
Monin Blueberry Mojito Syrup is a ready-to-use mix that combines blueberry and mint flavours. It saves prep time and provides a consistent taste. Use about 15 ml in place of muddled blueberries and sugar.

4. Alcoholic & Non-Alcoholic Options

Alcoholic Version
Use white rum in the recipe for a classic mojito with a berry twist. Adjust the amount to taste.

Non-Alcoholic Version (Mocktail)
Skip the rum and follow the rest of the recipe. You’ll still get the fruity, fizzy freshness—perfect for kids or non-drinkers.

5. Variations of the Recipe

• MONIN Blueberry Mojito Syrup – enhances your drink with a perfectly balanced flavor, offering a smooth blend that eliminates the need for muddling while delivering a consistent, delicious taste every time.
• Frozen Berries – Use slightly thawed frozen blueberries for convenience.
• Honey or Agave Syrup – Natural sweetener alternatives to sugar.
• Coconut or Spiced Rum – For a deeper or tropical twist.
• Basil or Rosemary – Herb swaps to change the flavour profile.
• Add Blue Curaçao – For a vivid color and sweet citrus flavour.
• Make a Pitcher – Multiply ingredients for a party-sized version.

6. FAQ

Can I use frozen blueberries instead of fresh?

Yes, just thaw slightly before muddling for better juice release.

Is MONIN syrup as good as fresh fruit?

It’s different but convenient. MONIN syrup gives consistent flavour and is perfect when time or ingredients are limited.

Can I prepare blueberry mojitos ahead of time?

You can muddle the base and refrigerate. Add soda and ice just before serving to keep it fresh and fizzy.

What kind of glass should I use?

A tall glass like a highball or Collins glass is ideal for mojitos.

Can I make it sweeter or less sweet?

Yes. Adjust the amount of sugar or syrup to match your taste.