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Omija Blossom

Omija Blossom

Date:

November 09, 2021

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Rishi Tea

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Ingredients

  • 3/4 oz jasmine-hibiscus syrup
  • 3 oz Rishi Omija Beauty Berry brew
  • 3 oz seltzer
  • 1/2 oz blue ink

Preparation

  1. Add syrup to a 16-ounce glass. Fill 50% with ice.
  2. Add beauty berry brew (pour slowly to maintain layering).
  3. Fill with ice until full. Add seltzer.
  4. Top slowly with blue ink.

Jasmine Hibiscus Syrup Ingredient

  • 10 g Rishi Moonlight Jasmine green tea, divided
  • 0.5 g Rishi Hibiscus Flowers
  • 10 oz filtered water at 180°F
  • 8 oz sugar

Omija Beauty Berry Brew Ingredient

  • 12 g Rishi Omija Beauty Berry Botanical
  • 17 oz filtered water at 200°F

Blue Ink Ingredient

  • 1 g Rishi Butterfly Pea Flower Powder
  • 2 oz hot filtered water
  • 1 oz cold filtered water

Jasmine Hibiscus Syrup Preparation

  1. Brew 5 grams jasmine tea and hibiscus flowers in hot water for 3 minutes.
  2. Strain into a small saucepan; return heat to 180*F.
  3. Add remaining 5 grams tea; turn o heat & cover; brew 3 minutes.
  4. Strain into a vessel portioned with sugar; stir until completely dissolved.

Omija Beauty Berry Brew Preparation

  1. Brew 2 hours; strain fully. Allow to cool before drink assembly.

Blue Ink Preparation

  1. Whisk powder with hot water until frothy. Whisk in cold water.

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