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Princess Jasmine
Submitted on: March 17, 2021
This was around spring of 2017 during one of my slow openings and a regular had stopped by after her 9-5. Days were starting to warm up and we were in a conversation of what she wanted instead of the usual old fashioned so I mentioned how I enjoy switching from whiskey to gin around that time of year. Insert anecdotal story of how gin tastes like rubbing alcohol and she would never touch the stuff ever again. This is where the gears start turning in my head. I give some banter of "there's al...
Ingredients
- 1.5 ozSpring 44 Mountain Gin
- 2 ozEnglish Black Tea
- 5 ml
Tools
Bar Spoon
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Estimated strength
About 15% ABV (estimate)
By Gian
Orange County Bartender, Consultant,
Starting as an enthusiast and always fan boy for any great tasting cocktail and customer service skillset. OC bartender that just enjoys the craft of hospitality.
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View MorePour all ingredients into a mixing glass. Chill rocks glass. Add ice to mixing glass and stir 20 - 25 seconds or until condensation builds. Clear glass of any excess water. Pour cocktail into a Collins glass. Express lemon oil on top and around the rim of the glass. Garnish with edible microflowers or rest spent lemon peel in glass.
Editor's Note
Jasmine liqueur and black tea transform gin into a floral, tannic sipper. A sophisticated alternative for those who usually reach for whiskey.
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