Rhubarb Margarita

Refreshing Rhubarb Margarita: A Perfect Blend of Tart and Sweet

If you’ve been following my rhubarb obsession this spring hopefully you’ve already tried this Rhubarb Syrup recipe. It makes a delightful Rhubarb Margarita. This cocktail adds a unique twist to the classic margarita, boasting a lovely pink hue and a tart, fresh flavor that’s perfect for warm sunny days or intimate evenings.

Depending on how I’m feeling and how much time I have I like to try out different ways of mixing and serving these margaritas. On a hot sunny day for a crowd a blended margarita definitely hits the spot. For a romantic evening or smaller intimate dinner the Sunset Margarita on a Rock version is beautifully layered in both complexity of flavor and visually. And the Lazy Margarita…sometimes a girl just needs a drink!

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Rhubarb Margarita

My grandmother loved margaritas and rhubarb and I know she would have loved this drink!

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Servings: 1 cocktail

Equipment

• 1 margarita glassa

Ingredients

• 2 oz blanco tequila
• 1/2 oz triple sec
• 1 oz rhubarb syrup
• 1/2 oz fresh lime juice
• rhubarb slice or lime wedge for garnish

Instructions

Blended Margarita

• Add tequila, triple sec, rhubarb syrup, lime juice and 1 cup of ice to a blender. Blend until smooth and slushy. Pour into glass and garnish with a rhubarb slice or wedge of lime.

Sunset Margarita on a Rock

• If you have the time and patience to make a pretty neatly layered margarita, fill the glass with a large fancy ice cube. Carefully pour the ingredients in the following order: rhubarb syrup, triple sec, tequila, fresh lime juice. Garnish with a rhubarb slice or wedge of lime.

Lazy Margarita on the Rocks

• Add 1 cup of ice to a glass and add the tequila, triple sec, rhubarb syrup and lime juice. Stir to combine. Garnish with a rhubarb slice or wedge of lime.
  

If you made this margarita recipe, be sure to leave a comment or share your creations on Instagram and tag me @TineAndTumbler! I absolutely love seeing your photos and hearing about your cooking adventures!