Mulberry Liqueur

What do you do when you have two mulberry trees and they’re coming in by the pound? You make liqueur!

I had some help picking yesterday. So, I made Catlandia’s Own Homemade Mulberry Liqueur.

You start with 3 cups or so of berries (we used Mulberries but any kind will work.) and put them in a sealable jar.

When you freeze berries, it helps break down the cellular structure easier, making for a stronger berry flavor in the liqueur. That’s why the mulberries are frozen.

Then to add to the complexity of the flavor, I added a couple strips of lime zest and a touch of vanilla to each jar.

Top that off with three cups of vodka in each jar.

Then add a half a cup of brandy to each

Seal each jar and give them a shake.

Then into the pantry to liqueurify (All words are made up. 😂) for a few months.

When they’re done, I’ll add simple syrup to each and bottle them.

We give it to local friends as Christmas presents.

I’m not a drinker, so it’s lost on me. 😂

Happy Saturday

PS I’m also trying my hand at mulberry wine this year, keep your eyes open for that post!

12 responses to “Mulberry Liqueur”

  1. Prog2Goal Avatar

    Looks delicious! I can’t wait to hear how the wine comes out 👍

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    1. Debbi Avatar

      That’s going to take a year to be finished. 😉

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    Anonymous

    My oldest son loves to dabble in wines and flavored liquors. It’s all lost on me too, LOL.
    Hugs!!!

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    1. Debbi Avatar

      They make excellent presents! Hugs.

      And yes I know who this is.

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    Anonymous

    Your mulberry liqueur sounds delicious. Please can you leave some on your doorstep and I’ll collect later! BAM.

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    1. Debbi Avatar

      You coming to see your son later? He captured a bunch of raccoons with his drones, he wants to show you his setup. 😂

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  4. Sassy Avatar
    Sassy

    Dad has made different types of homemade wine over the years and I just haven’t been a fan of them. Maybe if they were a little sweeter I would be, I always have to add 7-up to them. Your mulberry booze does look interesting. There are people around here who make flavored moonshine that can be either rather tasty or really icky.Hope your doing better 🙂

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    1. Debbi Avatar

      This will be my first time with wine. I probably won’t even drink it, other than to check flavor. The liqueur is a hit with my local friends, though.

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    2. Debbi Avatar

      PS I am doing better. I can walk, just no bending lifting or twisting and lots of resting.

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    Sassy

    Whoohoo I figured out how to get signed in and have it show up as me when I make comments on here… Yeah I am slow to learn at times.

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    1. Debbi Avatar

      Many of our friends are, you’ll see a bunch of anonymous comments with yours. 😉

      I can usually figure y’all out by what you say

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    Anonymous

    Glad to hear that you might be in less pain as you are out walking.

    bbuckwwheat

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I’m a middle aged woman with Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder who used blogging, therapy, and gardening to help heal the wounds of my past. I just completed my first memoir.