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Indigojito

Indigojito

Date:

November 08, 2023

Author:

Rishi Tea

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Ingredients

  • 1 thin slice lime, halved
  • 4-5 ea mint leaves, torn
  • 20 g/ml (0.7 oz) spearmint syrup
  • 120 g/ml (4 oz) Moonlight Jasmine brew
  • 9 g Rishi Butterfly Pea Flower Lime Lemongrass Botanical Powder
  • 90-100 g ice
  • 100 g/ml (3.4 oz) seltzer

Preparation

  1. Prepare the Moonlight Jasmine infusion: 16g Rishi Moonlight Jasmine Green Tea, 950 g/ml (32 oz) filtered water at 175°F. Brew 3 minutes; strain fully. Allow to cool before drink assembly.
  2. Add lime, mint and syrup in a cocktail shaker; gently muddle.
  3. Add brewed tea and botanical powder; dry shake.
  4. Add ice; shake to chill and foam.
  5. Transfer contents to a chilled glass; do not strain. Top with seltzer.

Moonlight Jasmine Infusion Preparation

  • 16 g Rishi Moonlight Jasmine Green Tea
  • 950 g/ml (32 oz) filtered water at 175°F
  • Brew 3 minutes; strain fully
  • Allow to cool before drink assembly
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