How To Make Fruit Infused Tequila

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Eva Amurri shares how to make infused tequila

*You must be 21 years or older to make this recipe. Please enjoy responsibly*

 

Since so many of us are DIY-ing our cocktail experience these days (and probably saving money while doing it!) I thought I would try some ways to brighten up the drinking-at-home experience.

It’s sometimes nice to have a cocktail at the end of a long day that feels special! I shared my Summer Berry Mojito Bar last month, and this month I tried something that pays dividends even into the cooler months, since it lasts:

Infused Tequila!Β 

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I’ve seen fruit infused tequila at bars before but had never tried it myself, but let me tell ya β€” I’m so glad I did! This is the easiest and cutest little hack that makes the tequila itself flavored naturally β€” and allows you to make delicious “skinny” cocktails without added sugar.

These also make a great gift!

I gifted a couple of mason jars of strawberry tequila to friends, with strawberries I had picked fresh from the strawberry patch. Talk about the perfect hostess gift!

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Store your fruit infused tequila in mason jars in a cool, dark place for up to six months. I prefer the fridge! Make sure to use blanco tequila. I love Casamigos, but whatever you like is fine!

For my infused tequilas, I decided to go with Strawberry, Pineapple, and Jalapeno versions. I LOVE a spicy marg so I thought this would be fun.

These turned out DELICIOUS, and to be honest the pineapple one is already gone. LOL.

I recommended infusing for at least 3 days before using.

To create a cocktail, add the mixers of your choice, or just add ice, juice of a whole lime, and top with club soda like I did! So good.

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Materials…

 

Step by Step

Step 1

Cut & Pour

Cut up your fruit, (peel first, if necessary) and place in a clean, dry Mason Jar, and cover with Tequila.

Step 2

Seal and Store

Seal the jar well, and store in a cool, dry place. I prefer the fridge!

Step 3

Infuse

Allow to infuse for at least three days, or up to six months!

Step 4

Enjoy

Enjoy responsibly!

Eva Amurri shares how to make fruit infused tequila


Photographs by Julia Dags

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