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!
Other Recipes for You to Try
- Frozen Berry Milkshake for Grown-Ups
- Berry Wine Spritzer
- Homemade Blackberry Raspberry Liqueur
- Bramble
- Raspberry Lemon Drop Martini
- Frozen Raspberry Margarita
- 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
- Raspberry Daiquiri
- Spooky Kramble Cocktail
- Raspberry Margarita
- Homemade Raspberry Syrup {no cooking}
- Homemade Raspberry Syrup {10 minutes}
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📖 Recipe
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
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 values are estimates only, using online calculators. Please verify using your own data.
⛑️ 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.
Paula says
Absolutely incredible berry lemon cola recipe! this was so refreshing and fun, loved it!
Michele says
Loved this raspberry cocktail ... it reminded me of a an adult version of cherry coke! Such a refreshing drink for summer!
Bev says
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!
Krystle says
I'm usually a jack and coke girlie but this is amazing. Coke and raspberry compliment each other so well.
Swathi says
Chambord coke cocktail is so delicious I have made it, my husband loved it.