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The Raspberry Cooler Shake

2 oz Raspberry Vodka
4 oz Lemon-Lime Soda
Ice
Pour the raspberry vodka and soda into a highball glass almost filled with ice cubes.
Stir well.

The Raspberry Cooler Shake

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The Raspberry Cooler is a simple, refreshing Highball, a cocktail family originating in the 19th century. Its origins are likely rooted in the classic Gin & Tonic, substituting gin with raspberry vodka for a fruity twist.

What does the The Raspberry Cooler Shake taste like?

The Raspberry Cooler is a light and refreshing cocktail with a sweet and tart flavor profile. The raspberry vodka provides a delicate berry sweetness that is balanced by the citrusy tang of the lemon-lime soda. The ice chills the drink and enhances its refreshing qualities. It’s a perfect summer cocktail, easy to drink and ideal for a warm day.

What tips do you have when making the The Raspberry Cooler Shake?

For a perfectly balanced Raspberry Cooler, use good quality raspberry vodka. Chill it and your soda beforehand for a refreshing experience. Don’t over-ice the drink, just enough to chill the vodka. A light hand with the soda is key; you want the raspberry flavor to shine, not get lost in fizz. A lemon wedge garnish adds a beautiful touch and enhances the citrus notes.

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