Red, White and Sparkling Blueberry Punch
Updated: Nov 21, 2023
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Summer is all about relaxing and taking a break from the usual and enjoying the warm weather! Teachers get a break from the students, students get to go on adventures, and parents get to make memories with their kids! We have something to help you cool off and unwind on those hot summer days.

This cocktail is simple and easy to make at home:
Red, White and Sparkling Blueberry Punch
4oz CAN of Fiesta Winery's Lime in the Coconut
4oz of IZZE Sparkling Blueberry Juice
50ml Smirnoff regular vodka (mini bottle)
Frozen blueberries and strawberries
(This amount makes one 9 oz beverage; double or triple the amounts to make a larger batch.)









































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