Food Shopping & Storing Beverages 6 Chambord Cocktails for When You're Craving Something Fruity and Refreshing Mix up your at-home cocktails with this classic raspberry liqueur. By Lisa Milbrand Lisa Milbrand Lisa Milbrand has more than 20 years of experience as a lifestyle writer and editor, writing thousands of articles on topics that help people live better and healthier lives for Real Simple, Parents, and dozens of other top publications. Real Simple's Editorial Guidelines Updated on April 25, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Getty Images When you think of fruity cocktails, you probably envision pineapple, citrus, or passion fruit cocktails that give you a summer beach vacation vibe. But if berries are more your thing, mix up some Chambord cocktails, featuring the classic raspberry-laced liqueur, which has hints of blackberry, black currant, Madagascar vanilla, and cognac, as well. The classic Chambord cocktail—the royale—calls for adding a splash of Chambord with a few ounces of champagne. But if bubbly isn't your thing, there are still plenty of other fun Chambord cocktails that are positively worth sampling. 01 of 06 Chambord French Martini Getty Images get the recipe Whether you like your martini shaken or stirred, you'll probably dig this Chambord-infused version as a nice tweak on the classic cocktail. Related: How to Mix a Martini Like a Pro 02 of 06 Chambord Pomegranate Royale Getty Images get the recipe Pomegranate juice and arils give this pretty pink Chambord cocktail a touch of tartness—and a little antioxidant power, too. 03 of 06 Blackberry Thyme Cocktail Getty Images get the recipe A touch of herb-infused maple syrup gives this whiskey and Chambord cocktail the flavors of a slice of blackberry pie. 04 of 06 Chambord Lemonade Getty Images get the recipe For a perfect summery Chambord cocktail, add a splash of the raspberry liqueur to a mixture of vodka and lemonade. 05 of 06 Big Pau Hana Cocktail Getty Images get the recipe This fruity Chambord cocktail features an unexpected ingredient—beer. Golden ale gives the drink a touch of fizz. 06 of 06 Chambord Royale Getty Images get the recipe The classic Chambord royale calls for just two ingredients—Chambord and champagne (or another sparkling wine). Related: The Best Champagne Cocktails to Try Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit