Try this quick blackberry lemonade recipe made with just 2 easy ingredients for your next impromptu get-together!

Lemonade is a classic summer drink. It’s so popular that we all stop and buy it from kids selling it in their front yards. This summer kick up your lemonade mix with a little bit of blackberry twist. This blackberry lemonade is super easy to make with lemonade and blackberry ginger ale soda.

I actually have a lot of items to use for a last minute party right around my house.  I always pick up colored napkins on clearance. I find that white dishes go with everything. I picked up this set with flowers at a resale shop a few years ago. A basket is perfect for holding napkins or cutlery or even snacks.  The tray I also bought on clearance and it’s been sitting in front of my sink for a few months holding soap.  I bought different sizes and shapes of glasses because they also are easy to incorporate in to any celebration.

For a movie night, I’ll pop up some popcorn and bake up frozen cookie dough. They are so quick and easy.  For beverages, I usually have either water or lemonade on hand in warmer weather.  One of my favorite combinations is lemon and blackberry. But I don’t have any lemon and blackberry drink recipes. So when I spied our sponsor’s Canada Dry Ginger Ale®’s new Blackberry Ginger Ale, I had to pair it up with some lemonade. My husband loves half-tea/half-lemonade so I figured it was worth a try.

I picked up these fun flavors of Canada Dry at Walmart!

In order to keep the recipe quick and easy, I made the lemonade using a mix for a water bottle.  But you can use whatever lemonade is your favorite or even make homemade lemonade.

Add the lemonade to glasses. I have these fun glasses that I believe are footed iced tea glasses. They are actually plastic so they’re perfect for outdoor entertaining.  One water bottle filled each glass half-way and they are big glasses.

Fill the rest of glass up with Blackberry Canada Dry Ginger Ale®. I love the purple! It’s the perfect color for spring.  Plus the carbonation adds fun bubbles to make this such a festive blackberry drink recipe. It’s also delicious. My kids keep asking me to make them more.

I added in some fresh blackberries for garnish (totally optional but we almost always have blackberries on hand since my kids think they are a food group) and ice cubes to keep it chilled.