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While a traditional Clover Club cocktail consists of gin, raspberry syrup, lemon juice, and egg whites, this fun and funky twist takes the classic drink to new heights. Featuring a simple blueberry syrup and the addition of some bubbly 7UP®, this cocktail comes together in minutes and is perfect for any ladies’ luncheon, brunch, or girls’ night in. Follow along for tips to craft the perfect clover club for your next gathering and wow your guests with deliciousness.
The first taste
The first time I ever tried a Clover Club cocktail was a couple years ago at a special blogger event held at The Lynhall in Minneapolis. It was a berry-themed event, and since traditionally clover clubs are made with raspberry syrup, it made sense to serve this delightful drink.
Served in small coupe glasses, I was intrigued by this drink, as I’d never even heard of it before. The vibrant color and the odd foamy head was an instant draw, and I’m glad I gave it a chance!
After that, I made it my mission to serve this cocktail at gatherings, and I’ve played with the recipe too, swapping berries, swapping citrus, and adding a splash of 7UP. Did you know you can save 15% with Cartwheel in the Target App on 7UP and Diet 7UP 8pk 12oz mini bottles and 6pk 7.5oz mini cans?!
Clover Club cocktail ingredients
The absolute basic clover club consists of:
- dry gin
- raspberry syrup
- fresh lemon juice
- egg whites
Super simple, right?
For this version, we’re using the same ratios, but playing with the ingredients a bit.
- we’re swapping the raspberries for blueberries!
- instead of all lemon juice, we’re using just a single squeeze and replacing the rest with 7UP
You can do a lot with 7UP, so I always pick up a pack when I’m at Target. It’s easy, it’s fun, it’s flavorful, like my mango sheet cake!
Can you make a Clover Club cocktail without egg whites?
If you did, it wouldn’t be a Clover Club!
The egg white is simply an emulsifier, meaning, it creates the heady foam on top of the cocktail. The egg white lends no flavor to the drink at all.
To get the best foam, be sure to use the freshest eggs possible. I’ve tried with both fresh eggs and liquid egg whites, and I definitely had a better result with fresh eggs.
How to make a Clover Club cocktail
It’s super easy!
- make the blueberry syrup, which only takes about 5-10 minutes by bringing a pot of blueberries and water to a low boil, then strain.
- add the gin, syrup, lemon juice, 7UP, and egg white to a cocktail shaker with no ice and give it a dry shake.
- add some ice and then shake it again.
- strain into a coupe glass and enjoy!
Boom! Cocktail magic!
Blueberry Clover Club Cocktail
Get ready to enjoy this fun twist on a classic drink by swapping raspberries for blueberries and adding some refreshing and bubbly 7UP, creating a delicious cocktail perfect for serving at brunch, a ladies’ luncheon, or for your next girls’ night in. Beautifully hued in shades of violet, this fragrant Clover Club will be a hit with guests, and when you shop at Target, you’ll be sure to save on ingredients!
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Blueberry Clover Club Cocktail
Ingredients
Blueberry Syrup
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 tablespoon sugar
Clover Club
- 1 1/2 oz gin
- 3/4 oz blueberry syrup
- 1/4 oz fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 oz 7UP®
- 1/2 oz fresh egg white
Instructions
- Combine the blueberries and water in a small pot and bring to a low boil. Allow to cook untouched for 5-10 minutes, or until the berries release their juices and the color of the water matches the color of the blueberries. Strain into a cup, then stir in the sugar until it dissolves. Let cool.
- In a cocktail shaker, add the gin, syrup, lemon juice, 7UP, and egg white. Dry shake without ice for a full 10 seconds, then add a scoop of ice and wet shake for an additional 10 seconds. Strain into a small coupe glass and serve immediately. Please enjoy responsibly.
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