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Epcot's Blackberry Moonshine Sour Recipe🥃🌛

I am beyond excited to write this post you don't understand. My boyfriend and I went to Disney in November and it was the best vacation I've ever been on--we had a great time!


One of my favorite days was when we did drink around the word at Epcot. I made an entire list of the best drinks in each country (should I do a post on that??) so you know we came prepared.



Surprisingly, my all time fave ended up being the moonshine sour from Regal Eagle in America (I was low-key bummed because it was literally from America and not a cool country lol).


I've looked far and wide for this drink recipe and finally found one on TikTok! So this is how you remake Epcot's blackberry moonshine sour :)



All credits for this recipe go to Bethany Vinton, watch her TikTok here and follow her for the best Disney parks foodie content!



What You Need

Blackberry moonshine

Blackberry simple syrup

Lemons to juice

Finest Call blood orange sour mix (key ingredient!)

Blackberries to garnish



How to Make It

In a shaker filled with ice pour:

2 oz of blackberry moonshine

Splash of blackberry simple syrup

0.5 oz of lemon juice

3 oz Finest Call blood orange sour mix

*shake*

Pour mixture in a cup over ice

Garnish with blackberries



I'm pretty impressed by myself and how good this turned out. It tastes exactly like the one at Epcot! Also can we take a moment fo how gorgeous she photographs?


xx Madison


P.S. Whats your favorite Disney movie?


Make sure to follow me on Instagram at MadisonSchramm and TikTok at madsandmore for even more!

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Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy
Dec 20, 2023

America not a cool country? Literally your wonderful vacation was in Disney World - IN AMERICA!! Give me a break

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Andrew Nordstrom
Andrew Nordstrom
Aug 01, 2024
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Feel the need to explain this since it's obviously gone over your head.


Epcot is made up of two general areas: Future World and World Showcase. Within World Showcase, the majority of the things to do, see, eat, and drink are housed within 11 different country "pavilions", representing 11 different countries.


The author was not claiming that America, the actual nation, is not cool. She was pointing out that, of the 11 country pavilions, America's is traditionally quite dull compared with the other 10. There are no full-service restaurants, its large waterfront amphitheater is severely underused, and they can't seem to settle on a proper theme for the very small shopping area. Until recently its fast food and drink options…


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