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Raspberry Fizz

Cotswold Cocktail School - Raspberry Fizz Mocktail Recipe

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Primary ingredient: Hibiscus Tea & Raspberry

A Brief History of the Raspberry Fizz Mocktail

The Raspberry Fizz is a contemporary alcohol-free cocktail designed by Cotswold Cocktail School, combining the rich fruitiness of raspberry with fragrant hibiscus tea, fresh lemon and sparkling non-alcoholic wine.

Inspired by classic sparkling cocktails, the Raspberry Fizz uses non-alcoholic Prosecco and soda water to create a light, celebratory serve without the alcohol.

Seedless raspberry jam provides an intense raspberry flavour and natural fruit sweetness, while hibiscus tea introduces floral notes, gentle tartness and a vibrant ruby colour.

Taste and Flavour Profile

The Raspberry Fizz is bright, fruity and refreshing with a balance of sweet raspberry, tart citrus, floral hibiscus and a crisp sparkling finish.

  • Raspberry: Seedless raspberry jam delivers concentrated berry flavour with a balance of sweetness and natural tartness.
  • Hibiscus Tea: Deep red in colour with a distinctive floral aroma and naturally tart, berry-like flavour that complements raspberry beautifully.
  • Lemon Juice: Freshly squeezed lemon juice provides acidity and freshness, balancing the sweetness of the raspberry and simple syrup.
  • Simple Syrup: Adds sweetness and helps create a smooth, rounded mouthfeel.
  • Non-Alcoholic Prosecco: Introduces crisp orchard-fruit flavours, acidity and delicate bubbles, giving the Raspberry Fizz its celebratory character.
  • Soda Water: Lengthens the drink and adds additional effervescence for a clean, refreshing finish.

Food Pairings

The Raspberry Fizz works particularly well with lighter dishes, canapés and desserts:

  • Goat's Cheese: The acidity and berry flavours provide a refreshing contrast to creamy goat's cheese.
  • Smoked Salmon: Raspberry, lemon and hibiscus provide enough acidity to cut through the richness of smoked salmon.
  • Summer Salads: Particularly good alongside salads featuring goat's cheese, walnuts, berries or balsamic dressing.
  • Chocolate Desserts: Raspberry is a natural partner for dark and milk chocolate, while the sparkling finish keeps the pairing fresh.
  • Berry Desserts: Try with raspberry tart, pavlova, cheesecake or fresh summer berries.

Bar Equipment

  • Jigger
  • Boston shaker
  • Hawthorne strainer
  • Conical/fine sieve
  • Bar spoon
  • Wine glass

Ingredients

  • 10g seedless raspberry jam
  • 20ml freshly squeezed lemon juice
  • 20ml simple syrup*
  • 20ml Hibiscus Bora Bora loose tea
  • 60ml non-alcoholic Prosecco
  • 20ml soda water
  • Ice
  • Garnish: Fresh raspberry and lemon twist

Method

  • Add the raspberry jam, freshly squeezed lemon juice, simple syrup and hibiscus tea to a cocktail shaker.
  • Add ice and vigorously shake until well chilled and the raspberry jam has completely incorporated.
  • Fine strain into a wine glass filled with fresh ice.
  • Add 60ml non-alcoholic Prosecco.
  • Top with 20ml soda water and gently stir to combine.
  • Garnish with fresh raspberries and lemon twist.

*Simple syrup – one part sugar to one part water. Gently heat in a pan until the sugar has completely dissolved and allow to cool before using.

Tip: For the best flavour, prepare the hibiscus tea slightly stronger than you would for drinking. This allows its tart, floral character to remain noticeable alongside the raspberry and sparkling wine:

  • Steep 3g of loose Hibiscus Bora Bora tea  in 50ml boiled water for 10 minutes and strain (your steeping extra as the tea blend will absorb some of the liquor). 

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