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Three non-alcoholic drinks recipes

Three non-alcoholic drinks recipes
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Three non-alcoholic drinks recipes
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PUBLISHED
21 September 2020
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Alcohol-free G+T


If you love gin but hate headaches, try creating a non-alcoholic version by infusing water with aromatics.


Method:

  1. Bring about three cups of water (750ml), 3 tbsp crushed juniper berries, a few cardamom pods, lemon peel and a little black tea to the boil.
  2. Cool, then strain and mix with tonic and lime.

Tip: Blend with lime and frozen cucumbers for a grown-up slushie.

Rhubarb shrub


If you’re looking to create a cocktail with a ‘kick’, try making a shrub: a combo of fruit, sweetener, and vinegar to give it a tart taste.


Method:

  1. Boil up ½ kg rhubarb with sugar to taste and 500ml of water until it gains a syrupy texture, then add 200ml quality apple cider vinegar.
  2. Store in the fridge to chill and add to soda water for a refreshing, light drink.

Alcohol-free Old Fashioned


Tea can help to achieve the malty goodness of whiskey and bourbon. Use it to create a lighter version of the classic Old Fashioned (whiskey, sugar syrup and bitters).


Method:

  1. Brew barley tea (also known as mugicha, widely found at Asian supermarkets) for about 20 minutes, and chill.
  2. Add some bitters, sweetener, and a lemon twist. Enjoy.

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