Wild Roots Marionberry Infused Vodka is a plush, fruit-forward spirit that marries the depth of Oregons signature berry with clean vodka structure. More jam than juice, it leans into sweetness and texture, making it ideal for sipping or in bold berry cocktails rather than subtle applications.

Origins & Craftsmanship

Wild Roots Spirits, based in Oregon, uses real marionberries in their vodka infusion process and emphasizes natural, additive-free flavoring.
Their branding highlights that the product tastes just like liquid jam, and that they use no artificial sweeteners, flavors or colors.
Each 750 ml bottle is 70 proof (35 % ABV).

Tasting Profile

Nose:
Dark berry jam, ripe blackberries, plum, and faint floral undertones.

Palate:
Rich and luscious berry compote, with a mix of sweet and tartthink marionberry pie filling. Notes of tart skin, jammy dark fruit, and earthy blackberry leaf.

Finish:
Soft, slightly dry with a residual berry tang and a light jammy sweetness. The finish leans more toward dessert-vodka than clean vodka.

According to Wine Enthusiast, it almost drinks like a liqueur with an inky plum hue and concentrated, jammy dark-fruit aromas and flavors, plus a drying plum-skin finish.

Cocktails & Serving Suggestions

• Sip neat or over ice, especially for dessert or after dinner moments

• Marionberry & Lime Mule: 2 oz Marionberry Vodka, 1 oz lime juice, top with ginger beer

• Pretty in Pink: Marionberry Vodka + simple syrup + iced tea + mint & lime

• Bramble style: Use as the berry component in a twist on a Bramble (vodka substitution)

• Fruit forward punches or spritzes where berry presence is welcome

Quick Overview

Spec Details ABV / Proof 35% ABV / 70 proof Origin / Producer Oregon / Wild Roots Spirits Infusion Over a pound of real marionberries per bottle Additives No artificial sweeteners, flavors, or colors Aromas & Flavors Marionberry jam, plum, dark berry, jammy compote Style / Identity Richly infused vodka with a jammy, dessert-like profile Ideal Use Neat, over ice, in bold berry cocktails