Inspired by the recent publication of a homemade green tea vodka in Bon Appétit magazine, we decided to put some of my tea to work.
One of the great things about my husband working from home is that when I plop down on the couch after a muggy, sweaty, and stinky commute from the office, he knows just the thing to cheer me up. “Want a cocktail?”
He couldn’t decide on which of our fruit liqueurs to use, so combined them all with a Peach Apple Crisp Black Tea-infused vodka we had started making over the weekend. After topping with some ginger ale it smelled like a delightful, fresh sangria, and it was just as refreshing.
If you haven’t tried infusing your own spirits, I encourage you to! It’s incredibly easy and fast. When trying out new flavors, you can try just a cup or two at a time to ebb some apprehension.
Gingerousse Recipe
By June 9, 2015
Published:- Yield: 1 drink
- Prep: 5 mins
Inspired by the recent publication of a homemade green tea vodka in Bon Appétit magazine, we decided to put some of my tea to …
Ingredients
- 1 ounce tea-infused vodka infuse 1 teaspoon peach apple tea with 1 cup vodka overnight; strain
- ½ ounce apricot liqueur
- ¼ ounce grapefruit liqueur
- ¼ ounce banana liqueur
- 3 ounces ginger ale
Instructions
- Add 1 teaspoon of Peach Apple tea with 1 cup of vodka and infuse for 6-12 hours.
- Combine vodka and fruit liqueurs into a cocktail shaker with ice and shake until cold.
- Strain and top with ginger ale.
- Cuisine: Cocktails
Leave a Reply