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Add some gin to your hibiscus tea! Skip to main content
Add a little bit of hue and a little bit of flavour to your gin cocktail.

Mixing new cocktails is all about experimenting, don’t you agree? And the most common ingredient used to experiment with is tea. This particular one is made with dried petals of the hibiscus flower, imparting a tart, cranberry-like flavour and colour. 

Hibiscus not only adds a beautiful hue to the drink, but mixes well with the citrus flavors, and juniper notes from the gin. So, here’s a recipe for you which has almost all the ingredients from your backyard.

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Ingredients
60ml Tanqueray gin
30ml hibiscus tea 
30ml grapefruit juice
30ml lemon juice 
15ml simple syrup

Method
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake for approximately 30 seconds to chill and combine. Strain into a highball glass. Fill glass with crushed ice. Garnish with a grapefruit slice and mint.

Now that you’ve got this epic recipe, get mixing already!
*Drink Responsibly