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Nutrition: Per serving (25ml)

  • kcal65
  • fat0g
  • saturates0g
  • carbs5g
  • sugars5g
  • fibre0g
  • protein0g
  • salt0g
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Method

  • step 1

    Tip the blackberries, cinnamon stick, bay leaf and sugar into a large sterilised jar. Pour over the vodka, seal the jar and swirl around to dissolve the sugar. Store in a cool, dark place and turn the jar once a day for the first week.

  • step 2

    After two to three weeks, strain the vodka through a fine mesh sieve (see tip, below) and decant into bottles, then label. It will keep its colour for a few months, and will be drinkable for up to a year. Use the infused blackberries in bakes or meringue-based desserts.

Recipe tip

If you don’t have a fine mesh sieve, you can fine- strain by lining a sieve with clean muslin, coffee filter paper or a piece of kitchen towel.

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jhopmildmay20659

Easy to make....although I didn't have a cinnamon stick to add.... I'm not generally a vodka drinker but this was lovely. Incidentally, I'm drinking the last batch almost 6 months later and it has kept a deep, strong colour.

jackie49730

We had lots of blackberries and had the idea of making our own vodka to give as gifts. Made double the quantity. It is absolutely gorgeous! You get a hint of cinnamon coming through after the initial blackberry ‘hit’. Scrummy!

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