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Red Medicine

Featuring Mangosteen Mulberry Hibiscus Botanical Powder and Moonlight Jasmine Green Tea, this is a delightful non-alcoholic tea spritz perfect for your next cocktail party.

Date:

November 08, 2023

Author:

Rishi Tea

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Moonlight Jasmine

Rich | Sweet | Fragrant

from $46.20
Hibiscus Mulberry Mangosteen-image

Hibiscus Mulberry Mangosteen

Jammy | Tangy | Fuity

from $28

Ingredients

  • 200 g/ml (7 oz) Moonlight Jasmine brew
  • 12 g Rishi Mangosteen Mulberry Hibiscus Botanical Powder
  • 24 g/ml (0.8 oz) rosemary syrup
  • 20 drops rhodiola tincture
  • 1 thin slice blood orange, halved
  • 90-100 g ice
  • garnish rosewater spritz

Cold Preparation

  1. Combine all ingredients except for garnish in a cocktail shaker; shake to chill and foam.
  2. Transfer contents to a chilled 14-ounce glass; do not strain.
  3. Garnish with rosewater spritz.

Hot Preparation

  1. Keep Moonlight Jasmine brew warm after straining. Omit ice.
  2. Combine all ingredients; stir until fully combined.
  3. Transfer contents to a warmed 8-ounce mug or cup.

Rosemary Syrup Ingredients

  • 21 g fresh rosemary, hot rinsed (1 standard clamshell)
  • 325 g/ml (11 oz) filtered water
  • 300 g (10 oz) sugar

Rosemary Syrup Preparation

  1. Combine rosemary and water in a saucepan over medium heat; simmer 5 minutes.
  2. Turn off heat; cover for 10 minutes.
  3. Strain infusion; combine with sugar until fully dissolved.

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