Mixed Berry Paloma

Yields3 Servings
 2 fl oz Tequila
 1 oz Agave Syrup
 ½ oz Fresh-squeezed lime juice (2 limes)
 2 oz Sparkling Grapefruit
 Sugar rim (squeeze a little extra lime for rim)
 Raspberry, lime, and mint garnish (long toothpicks
 Ice (x3 cubes for collins glass)
1

Combine all ingredients except sparkling water in a shaker with ice.

2

Shake like you mean it and pour into a sugar rimmed glass.

3

For sugar rim, put fresh lime juice in one small plate and sugar in another. Roll rim of glass in lime juice and then press into sugar).

4

Top with sparkling water and garnish with raspberry, lime, and mint.

Ingredients

 2 fl oz Tequila
 1 oz Agave Syrup
 ½ oz Fresh-squeezed lime juice (2 limes)
 2 oz Sparkling Grapefruit
 Sugar rim (squeeze a little extra lime for rim)
 Raspberry, lime, and mint garnish (long toothpicks
 Ice (x3 cubes for collins glass)

Directions

1

Combine all ingredients except sparkling water in a shaker with ice.

2

Shake like you mean it and pour into a sugar rimmed glass.

3

For sugar rim, put fresh lime juice in one small plate and sugar in another. Roll rim of glass in lime juice and then press into sugar).

4

Top with sparkling water and garnish with raspberry, lime, and mint.

Mixed Berry Paloma

Josh Schipkowski

Josh Schipkowski is the founder and chief creative officer of Upstart Food Brands, a St. Louis-based branding agency for startup and emerging food, beverage, pet food, and supplement companies. He spent almost 14 years helping build MarketPlace into one of the country’s leading food marketing agencies before launching Upstart in 2015 to give smaller brands top-agency strategy and creative that make every dollar of their investment count. As CCO, he oversees everything creative and strategic that leaves the agency, from naming, brand strategy, and identity development to packaging and web design and development. At home, he does a self-reported 93.25% of the cooking, usually from scratch, often trying a new technique, and frequently using products from Upstart’s own clients. He also grows hops, grapes, and cider apples for brewing, winemaking, and cider, mostly as an excuse to share great food and drink with friends and family.

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