brambleberry

[ bram-buhl-ber-ee ]

noun

, plural bram·ble·ber·ries.

1. the fruit of a bramble.

Example Sentences

Olivia's order — which Jeni's is calling the "Home Scooped Girl" — is a combination of Wild Lavender and Brambleberry Crisp, all in one of the patented purple cones.

From Salon

That year, the couple who own the Brambleberry Cottage & Tea Shoppe were in the Thursday morning RV line when a random act of festival kindness spawned a series of close friendships.

From Seattle Times

And in honor of dads everywhere, the nationwide ice cream shop has launched a carefully curated selection of either six or nine pints of their dad-approved items such as Middle West Whiskey & Pecans, Bourbon Cream Pie and the summery Brambleberry Crisp.

From Fox News

Regardless, this has become one of Dusted Valley’s signature wines, and it shows classic notes of The Rocks: savory black olive, smoked meat and saddle leather with dried brambleberry.

From Seattle Times

If someone “pulled out something like ‘brambleberry,’ we’d double over and laugh,” he said.

From Wall Street Journal