Name: Blueberry Mango Mojito
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 5 Fresh Mint Leaves (minced ); 1/4 cup Blueberries; 1/2 ounce Simple Syrup; 2 ounces Light Rum; 1 ounce Mango Syrup; 2 ounces Mango Juice; 1 ounce Club Soda; Ice

Shake up some seriously sweet flavors and pour yourself a Blueberry Mango Mojito. It’s one of the best Mojito Recipes because the sweet mango and tart blueberries dance on your tongue.

The perfect cocktail can take any party from a 2 to a 10 – and this fruity mojito will do just that! And the best part is that it’s perfect any time of year.

Sip on this blueberry mojito in the winter and dream of sandy beaches. Or drink it around a campfire, letting it warm you up. The fruity mango and mint fit in perfectly with any summer party too.

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Basically, you can’t go wrong when you serve this lovely blue and green mojito.

I have to warn you – this fruity mojito is so sweet that you almost forget it has alcohol in it, so drink it responsibly. It really does taste that good!

Keep reading to learn more about how to jazz up a boring mojito and make one that puts mojitos at the top of your list of favorite cocktails.

Best Rum For Fruity Mojitos

What type of rum tastes best in a blueberry mango mojito?

There are two types of rum that people use in mojitos – dark and light rum. They both have the same alcohol content, but dark rum is aged longer, so it has a bolder flavor.

Light rum is sweeter and doesn’t taste as much like the oak barrels that are used.

I prefer to use light rum when I make fruity mojitos. The flavors of the fruit and syrups should stand out, not the woodsy taste of the rum. That’s why I used Bacardi light rum.

But there isn’t a wrong answer. If you like your drinks to be stronger or have a bold flavor, then try it with a dark rum.

You can even balance the rum flavors by adding a bit more club soda.

The only way to know which type of rum is best is to try a few different ones and taste them. Then, stick with the one that tastes the best to you.

Two blueberry mango mojitos on a white background with a red, white and blue towel in the background.

For this mojito, I suggest using Bacardi Superior Rum. It’s really mild and lets the other flavors stand out.

What Is A Mojito?

A classic mojito is made with just five ingredients: white rum, sugar, lime juice, soda water, and mint.

It’s known as an “island drink” because it has such a bold citrus flavor.

There are a bunch of different variations on a classic mojito (and I’ll share my favorites later in this post).

Tools Needed

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What tools or kitchen gadgets do you need to make a blueberry mango mojito?

Here is what I suggest having in your kitchen before you begin:

You’ll use the blender to puree the blueberries and mix them with the simple syrup, mint, and mango syrup.

If you don’t have a cocktail shaker, a mason jar with a lid will also work. Just as long as you have something that is spill-proof that you can use to shake it all up.

More Great Mojito Recipes:

There are so many different ways to make a basic mojito. Here are some of my favorite mojito recipes.

Club Soda or Sparkling Water

This is a very citrusy cocktail, so is it better to use club soda or sparkling water? What about tonic water?

Tonic water has a bitter taste, so I prefer to stay away from it when I’m making something that is supposed to taste sweet.

For a blueberry mango mojito, I suggest using club soda. It’s mild, with almost no taste. It just adds some refreshing bubbles to the drink!

Here’s the complete recipe – I hope you enjoy it!

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