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If you’re looking for a fresh and fruity summer drink, this strawberry mojito is the perfect choice.
Sweet ripe strawberries, fresh mint, lime juice, white rum, and bubbly soda water come together for a refreshing cocktail that tastes like summer in a glass.
It’s easy to make at home and perfect for patios, cookouts, girls’ nights, or relaxing evenings on the porch.
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Why You’ll Love This Strawberry Mojito
- Fresh, fruity summer flavor
- Easy cocktail recipe in minutes
- Beautiful party drink
- Great for entertaining
- Easy to make non-alcoholic too
Ingredients for Strawberry Mojito
For 1 drink:
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- 4 to 5 fresh strawberries, hulled
- 8 to 10 fresh mint leaves
- Juice of 1/2 lime
- 1 tablespoon sugar (or to taste)
- 2 ounces white rum
- Soda water or club soda
- Ice
Optional garnish:
- Strawberry
- Mint sprig
- Lime wedge
How to Make a Strawberry Mojito
Step 1: Muddle the Fruit
Add to a tall glass:
- Strawberries
- Mint leaves
- Lime juice
- Sugar
Use a muddler or wooden spoon to gently crush ingredients until strawberries release juice and mint becomes fragrant.
Step 2: Add Ice
Fill glass with ice.
Step 3: Add Rum
Pour in 2 ounces white rum.
Step 4: Top with Soda Water
Top with soda water or club soda.
Stir gently.
Step 5: Garnish and Serve
Garnish with:
- Fresh strawberry
- Mint sprig
- Lime slice
Serve immediately.
Tips for the Best Mojito
- Use ripe strawberries for best flavor
- Fresh mint is essential
- Muddle gently so mint doesn’t turn bitter
- Chill soda water beforehand
- Adjust sweetness to taste
Easy Variations
Virgin Strawberry Mojito
Skip the rum and use extra soda water.
Perfect mocktail for kids or non-drinkers.
Frozen Strawberry Mojito
Blend ingredients with ice for a slushy version.
Tropical Strawberry Mojito
Add pineapple juice or fresh pineapple chunks.
Berry Mojito
Mix in raspberries or blackberries.
What to Serve With Strawberry Mojitos
Great with:
- Grilled chicken
- Fruit platters
- Summer appetizers
- Brunch spreads
- Taco night
- Charcuterie boards
Make Ahead Tip
Muddle strawberries, mint, lime, and sugar ahead of time.
Store chilled, then add ice, rum, and soda water before serving.
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FAQs
Can I use frozen strawberries?
Yes, thaw first for muddling or blend frozen for a frozen mojito.
What rum is best?
White rum works best for a classic mojito.
Can I make a pitcher?
Yes. Multiply ingredients and add soda water just before serving.
This strawberry mojito is bright, refreshing, and incredibly easy to make.
It’s one of those drinks that feels special without much effort—perfect for summer gatherings or a quiet evening outside.
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Easy strawberry mojito recipe made with fresh strawberries, mint, lime, white rum, and soda water. A refreshing summer cocktail perfect for parties, patios, and warm evenings.
- 4 to 5 fresh strawberries hulled
- 8 to 10 fresh mint leaves
- Juice of 1/2 lime
- 1 tablespoon sugar or to taste
- 2 ounces white rum
- Soda water or club soda to top
- Ice
- Optional Garnish
- Fresh strawberry
- Mint sprig
- Lime wedge
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In a tall glass, add strawberries, mint leaves, lime juice, and sugar.
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Use a muddler or wooden spoon to gently crush ingredients until juicy and fragrant.
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Fill the glass with ice.
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Pour in 2 ounces white rum.
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Top with soda water or club soda.
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Stir gently to combine.
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Garnish with a strawberry, mint sprig, or lime wedge if desired.
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Serve immediately.
Use ripe strawberries for best flavor.
Muddle mint gently to avoid bitterness.
Adjust sugar to taste depending on berry sweetness.
For a mocktail, omit rum and use extra soda water.
For frozen mojitos, blend ingredients with ice.
Follow my summer drinks board on Pinterest.
