Can You Mix Chambord and Coke?
Homemade Chambord and Coke Drink with Lemon
Looking for a super quick cocktail that tastes like something you’d sip on a sunny patio with your best friend? This blackberry raspberry Coke cocktail is the one! It’s made with our homemade Chambord-style liqueur, a splash of lemon juice, and fizzy Coke—giving you a fruity, fizzy, and slightly tangy drink with a cozy vanilla finish.
It’s a built drink, which means: no shaking, no stirring, just pouring and enjoying. Honestly, it comes together in under 5 minutes, and it’s so refreshing, it might just become your new favorite!
Curious how blackberry liqueur and Coke taste together? Let me tell you… it’s magic in a glass!
We’ve had so much fun using this homemade liqueur in other sips—like the blackberry raspberry gin fizz, our frozen berry milkshake for adults, and the bubbly berry wine spritzer.
This new drink is just as easygoing and perfect for casual get-togethers, BBQ nights, or that 5 p.m. “I need a treat” moment. You’ll find it in our cocktails and drinks section—aka, the happiest place on the blog. 💜
🎥 Video
🥘 Ingredients
- Homemade Chambord – Adds fruity depth and a hint of vanilla. If you don’t have homemade, store-bought Chambord works too.
- Cola – Regular Coke works beautifully, but you can experiment with cherry Coke or a craft cola.
- Fresh lemon juice – check out our dedicated blog post on “how much lemon juice is in one lemon” if you are curious!
- Lemon wedge & 1 frozen blackberry – For aroma and a beautiful finish.
See the recipe card for quantities.
🔪 Instructions
Step 1
Fill your glass with ice
Step 2
Add your homemade Chambord
Step 3
Top with cola
Step 4
Add a dash of fresh lemon juice
Step 5
Stir gently and garnish
🍹 Batch Version for Parties (Serves 6)
Ingredients
- 6 oz (180 ml) homemade blackberry raspberry liqueur (Chambord-style)
- 18 oz (540 ml) cola
- 6 dashes fresh lemon juice
- Lemon wedges and ice, for serving
Instructions
- Fill a pitcher with ice.
- Add the homemade liqueur, cola, and lemon juice.
- Stir gently to combine.
- Pour into individual ice-filled glasses, garnish each with a lemon wedge and a frozen blackberry, and serve immediately.
🍽 Equipment
- Measuring tools / Jigger
- Serving glass
- Cutting board & sharp knife
- Lemon squeezer
💭 Top tips
This fizzy berry cocktail is as easy to serve as it is to make—but here are a few little touches that make it feel extra special:
- Glassware
- I love serving this one in a classic rocks glass, but a highball glass works beautifully too if you want a bit more cola fizz in each sip. And hey, even a mason jar brings a cozy, casual vibe!
- Ice
- Fill the glass to the top with ice for maximum chill. Crushed ice works if you like it extra cold and slushy—but regular cubes are perfect too.
- Garnish
- A lemon wedge is a must—it adds such a nice aroma as you sip. You could also add a couple of frozen blackberries or raspberries to the glass for a sweet little surprise at the end.
- Chill factor
- If you’re making this for guests, pop your glasses in the freezer for 5–10 minutes before serving. It keeps the drink cold longer and looks super frosty and inviting!
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- 4th of July Margarita
- Blackberry Raspberry Gin Fizz
- Raspberry Gin Tonic
- Cranberry Gin Fizz
- Cranberry Maraschino Sour
- Cranberry Moscow Mule
- Cranberry Peppermint Martini
- Cranberry Vodka Spritzer
- Cranberry Cinnamon Whiskey Sour
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Blackberry Lemon Cola Cocktail
Equipment
- Serving Glass
- Cutting board & Sharp knife
Ingredients
- Cubed ice for the glass
- 1 oz Black raspberry liqueur or store-bought Chambord
- 3 oz Coke
- 1 dash Fresh lemon juice
- Lemon wedge and 1 frozen blackberry for garnish
Instructions
- Fill a glass with Cubed ice.Cubed ice
- Pour in 1 oz Black raspberry liqueur.1 oz Black raspberry liqueur
- Top with 3 oz Coke.3 oz Coke
- Add 1 dash Fresh lemon juice.1 dash Fresh lemon juice
- Stir gently.
- Garnish with a lLemon wedge and 1 frozen blackberry and serve.Lemon wedge and 1 frozen blackberry
Video
Notes
To serve 6, use
6 oz Chambord-style liqueur
18 oz cola
6 dashes of lemon juice
Stir in a pitcher with ice and pour into glasses. Garnish each with a lemon wedge and a frozen blackberry and serve!
Nutrition
⛑️ Food Safety
- Cook to a minimum temperature of 165 °F (74 °C)
- Do not use the same utensils on cooked food, that previously touched raw meat
- Wash hands after touching raw meat
- Don’t leave food sitting out at room temperature for extended periods
- Never leave cooking food unattended
- Use oils with high smoking point to avoid harmful compounds
- Always have good ventilation when using a gas stove
For further information, check Safe Food Handling – FDA.
Absolutely incredible berry lemon cola recipe! this was so refreshing and fun, loved it!
Loved this raspberry cocktail … it reminded me of a an adult version of cherry coke! Such a refreshing drink for summer!
To be honest, I wasnt quite sure what the blackberry and lemon would taste like with the cola, but it was fantastic! We had friends over for a BBQ and I wanted something a little different than the same old cocktail. Everyone loved it!
I’m usually a jack and coke girlie but this is amazing. Coke and raspberry compliment each other so well.
Chambord coke cocktail is so delicious I have made it, my husband loved it.