Matcha Grape Spritz
The Matcha Grape Spritz is where wellness-inspired ingredients meet sparkling refreshment. This vibrant serve combines the subtle earthiness of matcha with the delicate sweetness of white grape juice, finished with the crisp fizz of Double Dutch Cucumber & Watermelon. It’s light, green, and beautifully balanced — a drink that’s as energising as it is elegant.
Why We Love the Matcha Grape Spritz
This cocktail is all about clean, refreshing flavours that don’t overpower. The white grape juice brings soft sweetness, while the matcha adds depth and a hint of earthy complexity. Topping it with Double Dutch Cucumber & Watermelon not only adds sparkle but also layers of fresh, cooling notes that pair beautifully with the green tea base. The garnish of blackberries adds a pop of colour and a juicy bite with every sip.
Visually, it’s a stunner — pale green with a gentle fizz, crowned with glossy blackberries. It’s the kind of drink that turns heads at garden parties or brunch, yet is easy enough to whip up anytime you want something a little different.
Flavour Notes
- Fresh – cucumber and watermelon bring crisp, cooling notes
- Earthy – matcha gives depth without bitterness
- Fruity – grape juice and blackberry provide natural sweetness
Top Tips
- Whisk your matcha well before adding to the shaker to avoid clumps
- Use crushed ice for extra chill and a frosted look
- Thread your blackberries onto a stylish cocktail stick for an elegant finish
Whether you're after a mindful mocktail or a stylish alternative to the usual spritz, the Matcha Grape Spritz delivers something unexpected and delicious — light, energising, and oh-so-refreshing.
ingredients
- 1/2 spoon matcha powder
- 40ml white grape juice
- Double Dutch Cucumber & Watermelon
- Blackberries
accessories
- Highball Glass
- Ice
- Cocktail stick
Method
- Pour grape juice and matcha into a shaker with ice
- Shake it like you mean it!
- Strain into a glass and top with Double Dutch Cucumber & Watermelon.
- Garnish with 2 blackberries on a cocktail stick


