Friday Happy Hour: Raspberry Sake Cocktail Recipe

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3 minutes
February 6, 2023
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Raspberry Sake Cocktail I typically only drink sake when I’m on a sushi date with The Pants, which rarely happens. (I should figure out how to find a babysitter at some point.) This was the first time I bought sake to drink at home, and I wanted to make it into something a little special. It took a few tries to find the right balance of flavors in this sake cocktail, but this version was just right.

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Raspberry Sake Cocktail by @wearychef

Raspberry Sake Cocktail Recipe

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Raspberry and rose water add depth to this light sake cocktail.

  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 1 1x

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Instructions

  1. Chill martini glass in freezer or fill with ice for a few minutes. (Discard ice before preparing drink.)
  2. Place raspberries in the bottom of the chilled glass, and pour Chambord over the fruit. Add sake and rose water. Toast and drink immediately.
  • Author: Andi
  • Prep Time: 5
  • Category: Cocktail
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Andi Gleeson

Andi Gleeson is a passionate blogger and mom based in San Francisco who focuses on easy and delicious dinner recipes.

8 comments

Carrie @ Frugal Foodie Mama
11 years ago

Oooooo… this sounds delish! I used to get a saketini at a sushi place I used to go to in Columbus. They used to make it with cucumber? Oh my… was it tasty. I keep thinking I need to try and re-create it. ;)

The Weary Chef
11 years ago

Ooh, cucumber sounds good too! Maybe I’ll try that next time. Headed over to your Pinterest party now…

Lilly Sue
11 years ago

I love this idea! I only have sake on sushi dates as well :)

The Weary Chef
11 years ago

Thanks, Lilly Sue! I still wouldn’t say I know anything about sake, but I think when you add flavor to it you can cover up a mediocre bottle ;)

Liz
11 years ago

it tastes like a flower :-) Lovely! I’m impressed by your taste buds–perhaps you should pursue a career in mixology? ;-) I really really like this one.

The Weary Chef
11 years ago

Thank you, Liz! So glad you like it! It’s funny you say it tastes like a flower because I was originally planning to use an edible flower instead of whole raspberries. Then I realized that was too fussy, and I didn’t have time to go all over the place looking for edible flowers.

The Weary Chef
11 years ago

Thanks for coming back, Lisa! :) These drinks are nice because they are just made with sake, so you can have a few, unlike some of my stronger cocktails from Fridays past. I am so nervous leaving my kids with anyone, and we don’t have family around here. The kids would probably think it was fun to have a babysitter come over now that they are getting older, so I should work on finding someone!

lisa@cookingwithcurls
11 years ago

That will do the trick :) I think 3 or 4 might be in order tonight. Yes, do find a babysitter. I didn’t do that enough and now I wish I had!

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