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jasmine ginger cordial

Jasmine Ginger Cordial

This smooth yet tart concoction is a perfect way to kickoff a weekend at home.

Date:

December 07, 2021

Author:

Rishi Tea

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Ingredients

  • 4 oz cold brew Moonlight Jasmine by Rishi Tea & Botanicals
  • 1 oz double-strength ginger syrup
  • 1 oz pomegranate juice
  • .75 oz fresh lemon juice
  • Fresh lemon wheel, for garnish

Preparation

  1. Using a shaker, add all ingredients and top with ice.
  2. Shake hard until chilled.
  3. Double strain into a double rocks glass with fresh ice.
  4. Garnish with fresh lemon wheel.
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Moonlight Jasmine

Rich | Sweet | Fragrant

from $46.20
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Ginger

Bright | Spicy | Lemony

from $27

Double-strength Ginger Syrup Ingredients

Cold Brewed Moonlight Jasmine Ingredients

Double-strength Ginger Syrup Preparation

  1. Infuse ginger in water for 5-6 mins. Strain/decant fully into a small saucepan set on medium-low heat.
  2. Just before liquid returns to simmer, turn off heat and add remaining 5g tea.
  3. Cover and infuse for 5-6 mins.
  4. Strain/decant fully into a blender, add 1 cup sugar and blend on low until sugar dissolves completely and strain.

Cold Brewed Moonlight Jasmine Preparation

  1. Steep in refrigerator for 8 hours

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