Rose's Blueberry Syrup 12OZ

Rose's Blueberry Syrup 12OZ is a non-alcoholic cocktail mixer (0% ABV, 12 oz) made with pure cane sugar and blueberry flavoring. Backed by a brand heritage stretching to 1867, Rose's remains one of the most recognized names in the bar mixer category, and this blueberry expression brings a sweet-tart fruit profile to a wide range of drinks.

Quick Facts: ABV: 0% (Non-Alcoholic)  |  Origin: United States  |  Style: Flavored Cocktail Syrup  |  Brand: Rose's (Dr Pepper Snapple Group)

Production & Heritage

The Rose's brand traces its origins to 1867, when Lauchlin Rose patented a method for preserving lime juice without the use of rum — a breakthrough that launched an entire category of fruit-based bar mixers. Now owned by Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Rose's continues to produce a lineup of flavored syrups relied upon by home and professional bartenders alike. The Blueberry Syrup is built on a base of cane sugar and water, with citric acid for balance and natural and artificial blueberry flavoring. It is certified Kosher by OK Kosher and packaged in a shatterproof plastic bottle designed for safe, practical bar use.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Ripe blueberry jumps from the bottle immediately, followed by a clean, candy-like sweetness. There is a faint tartness underneath that keeps the scent from reading as purely sugary.

Taste: The initial impression is of bright, freshly picked blueberries with noticeable sweetness up front. Mid-palate, a balanced tartness from citric acid tempers the sugar, giving the syrup a fruit-forward character that avoids cloying heaviness. The blueberry flavor disperses evenly in liquid, providing uniform flavor distribution throughout a drink.

Finish: A clean, moderately sweet berry note lingers briefly without excessive stickiness. The tartness fades last, leaving a fruity impression that doesn't overpower the base spirit or beverage.

How to Use Rose's Blueberry Syrup

This syrup works as a sweetener and flavoring agent in both alcoholic cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages — simply measure and stir or shake into your drink of choice. A Blueberry Lemon Drop Martini benefits from the syrup's sweet-tart balance against fresh citrus and vodka. A Blueberry Mojito gains a vibrant fruit layer that complements fresh mint and white rum. For a non-alcoholic option, a Blueberry Italian Soda made with the syrup and sparkling water delivers a refreshing, café-style drink with minimal effort.

Best For

• Stocking a home bar with essential cocktail mixers
• Adding fruit-forward sweetness to brunch cocktails and spritzers
• Creating non-alcoholic mocktails for guests who prefer zero-proof drinks
• Flavoring lemonades, iced teas, and sparkling water for everyday refreshment

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Rose's Blueberry Syrup taste like? It delivers a sweet, ripe blueberry flavor with a noticeable tartness that keeps it balanced. The overall profile is fruity and moderately sweet without being overly heavy.

How does Rose's Blueberry Syrup compare to Torani Blueberry Syrup? Both syrups target the flavored-syrup market, but Rose's has a longer heritage as a dedicated bar mixer brand dating to 1867, while Torani is rooted in the Italian café tradition. Rose's Blueberry Syrup uses cane sugar and includes citric acid for built-in tartness, whereas Torani's formulation tends to lean sweeter and is often marketed toward coffee and soda applications.

Is Rose's Blueberry Syrup good for cocktails? Yes — it is specifically formulated as a cocktail mixer and disperses evenly when shaken or stirred into drinks, making it a practical choice for both home bartenders and professionals.

Where is Rose's Blueberry Syrup made? Rose's Blueberry Syrup is produced in the United States. The Rose's brand is owned by Dr Pepper Snapple Group and has been a staple of the American bar mixer market for decades.

What foods pair well with Rose's Blueberry Syrup? Drizzle it over vanilla ice cream or cheesecake for a quick dessert topping. It also complements pancakes and waffles as a fruit-flavored alternative to maple syrup, works well stirred into plain yogurt or oatmeal, and can be used to glaze pork or chicken for a sweet-tart finishing sauce.

What sizes does Rose's Blueberry Syrup come in? The standard retail size is the 12 oz shatterproof plastic bottle, which is the most widely available format.

Is Rose's Blueberry Syrup worth the price? Rose's Blueberry Syrup positions as a budget-friendly, accessible cocktail mixer that delivers reliable blueberry flavor without the cost of premium artisan syrups — a solid value for everyday mixing needs.

Why Rose's Blueberry Syrup?

Rose's stands apart in the mixer aisle because of its singular focus: the brand has been making bar-ready syrups and mixers since 1867, longer than nearly any competitor on the shelf. The Blueberry Syrup uses pure cane sugar rather than high-fructose corn syrup, which contributes to a cleaner sweetness. Its built-in tartness from citric acid means bartenders can skip adding extra sour mix in many recipes. For anyone assembling a functional home bar or looking for a versatile blueberry flavoring that works across cocktails, mocktails, and culinary applications, this 12 oz bottle delivers consistent results at an approachable price point.