Last Updated on October 10, 2022 by The Noms

Fresh picked summer strawberries are used to make this strawberry infused vodka. The flavor lasts up to 6 months in this fun pick liquor.

If you have ever wondered how to make strawberry infused vodka, it could not be simpler. It involves just a couple of ingredients and very little effort for a delicious flavored vodka with a fun pink color!

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The quality of vodka you use for an infused vodka is important. As when you cook with wine, in this recipe only use a vodka you enjoy drinking. Although vodka isn’t usually our thing, we make sure it isn’t an astringent vodka, and one that the flavor is pleasant.

For the best results of this strawberry infused vodka, use a vodka with a proof of 80 or above. This is so the aromatics of the fruit are drawn out in the alcohol, so the higher the proof the more flavored the resulting vodka will be.

This isn’t the time to use a low shelf, cheap vodka. We would advise to use Absolut, Stoli, Ketel One or even Tito’s.

Infuse for 3 to 5 days. Make sure to shake the container the infusion is in daily. The vodka will gradually take on the color of the fruit. Make sure to taste it after 3 days and feel free to keep infusing to your liking. Most fruit vodkas are ready to be used after 3 to 5 days, but you can continue infusing the vodka for longer, if you would like.

Usually liqueurs that are sweetened and distilled spirits with added flavors like fruit, spices, or herbs — will last up to 6 months after opening. This goes for homemade liqueurs, too.

Cut strawberries on cutting board with knife

How to Make Strawberry Infused Vodka

Name: Strawberry Infused Vodka
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 2 d
Total time: 2 d 10 min
Yield: 8
Cuisine: Vodka
Ingredients: 1/2 cup of cut up strawberries; 1 cup vodka

This Strawberry Infused Vodka makes for a great gift – such a pretty color in a jar with a ribbon would make a great housewarming gift or birthday present!

And, it’s definitely not labor intensive! Vodka takes on a natural sweetness and lovely color when infused with fresh strawberries. It will take you minutes to put it together and just days for the infusion.

Very quickly the color of the strawberries begins to transfer to the vodka within a day. Just simply have at least a 1/2 cup of fresh cut strawberries in a jar and cover with vodka. After combining the strawberries and vodka, store in a cool, dark place. This could be like a cupboard or your pantry.

Shake the jar at least once a day, and then taste test after at least 2 days for flavor. That’s it!

What Alcohol is Best to Infuse in?

Like we said above use a good brand liquor vodka in this recipe. And obviously, we used vodka in this recipe, but strawberry infused gin is delicious, too. Just substitute the vodka for gin! Or whiskey, or whatever floats your boat.

Then, just use the strawberry vodka in place of regular vodka called for in the cocktail recipe for fresh flavor and color in your drink. Vodka cocktails are great on a hot summer day and this delicious infusion celebrates summer with the strawberry flavor.

Tips and Tricks

Use fresh and ripe strawberries – the more ripe your berries are, the less time they will need to infuse.
Store in Glass – store your infused vodka in a glass jar or liquor bottle. You can even use the original vodka bottle if you make that much. Plastic isn’t advised.
Other flavors – feel free to add other flavorings to the infusion. Maybe a vanilla bean for strawberry vanilla vodka. Or add in different berries like blueberries or raspberries, or fruit like cherries or kiwi. Some other additions could be slices of lemon, lime or orange. Or if wanting an herb or spice use mint, rosemary, dill or ginger.
Serve the Strawberry Infused Vodka chilled over ice, or mixed with some club soda. Or, use in our Tropical Vodka Spritzer, Chocolate Covered Strawberry or Hibiscus Salty Dog cocktails!

Cheers!

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8 ounces

Strawberry Infused Vodka

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Infusion Time: 2 days

Total Time: 2 days 10 minutes

This strawberry infused vodka is full of summer flavor! Easy to make and and such a fun color!

Ingredients

1/2 cup of cut up strawberries
1 cup vodka

Instructions

Put cut up strawberries into a jar or container with lid. Top with vodka.
Let the infusion sit and shake daily. Test the flavor every day.
When ready, strain out strawberries, and store in a glass jar or bottle.
Cheers!

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Nutrition Information:

Yield:

Serving Size:

1 ounce
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 67Carbohydrates: .7gFiber: .2gSugar: .4gProtein: .1g

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