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This cool layered blackberry margarita has the added flavor of sangria. Freezing the different bases separately sets the stage to create this gorgeous looking drink that's equally tasty.
1/4 cupsilver tequila
2 Tbspfresh lime juice
1 Tbspagave nectar
1 Tbspblackberry liqueur
1 Tbspplus 1 1/2 teaspoons water
6 TbspBurgundy wine
1 Tbspblackberry brandy
1 1/2 tspsimple syrup
1 Tbspplus 1 1/2 teaspoons water
1 punnetDriscoll's Blackberries, plus more for garnish
1 1/2 tspsimple syrup
Lime twist
Margarita
Combine tequila, lime juice, agave nectar, blackberry liqueur and water in a bowl. Place in heavy duty freezer resealable plastic bag. Place bag in freezer in upright position. Freeze at least 4 to 6 hours. May stay frozen for longer if desired.
Sangria
Combine wine, brandy, simple syrup and water in a bowl. Place in heavy duty freezer resealable plastic bag. Place bag in freezer in upright position. Freeze for at least 4 to 6 hours. May stay frozen for longer if desired.
Fruit base
Lightly mash blackberries with simple syrup in a small bowl (just to blend the two, do not create a puree). Remove frozen margarita and frozen sangria from freezer. Allow to thaw only until mixture is just pliable in the bag. Pour half margarita mixture in a goblet. Top with spoonful blackberry-simple syrup mixture. Top with half sangria mixture. Top with another spoonful blackberry-simple syrup mixture. Add remaining margarita mixture. Top with spoonful blackberry-simple syrup mixture. Add remaining sangria mixture. Top with remaining blackberry-simple syrup mixture. Garnish with lime twist and fresh blackberry skewered across top of drink.