Tea Thyme SodaCocktail recipe
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Lowball glass
Ingredients
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Cocktail Colin says:
Tea Thyme Soda combines bourbon's warmth with the sophistication of black tea and a sprig of thyme, creating a layered drink that’s both refreshing and intricate. This cocktail is a refined choice for those enjoying complex, herbal nuances.
Method
How to make a Tea Thyme Soda
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- Make the syrup by combining water and sugar in a saucepan and then boil until the sugar has dissolved
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- Add black tea bags, a sprig of thyme and half a cinnamon stick and leave to steep
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- When the mixture has cooled, strain into a jug or container, squeezing as much liquid out of the tea bags as possible
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- Then, fill your glass with ice, and add the syrup, lemon juice and bourbon
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- Top with soda and stir
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- Garnish with thyme and serve
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FAQ's
Can I substitute the bourbon in Tea Thyme Soda with another type of alcohol?
Yes, you can substitute bourbon with another type of whiskey if you prefer a slightly different flavor profile. Rye whiskey, for instance, will give the cocktail a spicier edge. If you're looking for a non-whiskey alternative, dark rum can also complement the sweetness and the flavors of the tea and cinnamon quite nicely.
What are some garnish suggestions for Tea Thyme Soda to enhance its presentation?
For Tea Thyme Soda, consider garnishing with a lemon twist or a sprig of fresh thyme to emphasize the citrus and herbal notes of the cocktail. A cinnamon stick could also serve as both a garnish and a stirrer, adding to the drink's visual appeal and aromatic experience.
What is the best way to serve Tea Thyme Soda at a gathering?
Tea Thyme Soda is best served cold in a lowball glass, as recommended. To impress your guests at a gathering, consider pre-making the tea infusion with cinnamon and allowing it to chill before the event. Serve the cocktail over ice and garnish each glass just before serving to maintain the freshness and effervescence of the soda water.
How can I make a non-alcoholic version of the Tea Thyme Soda?
To create a non-alcoholic version of Tea Thyme Soda, simply omit the bourbon and increase the amount of black tea or consider adding a non-alcoholic bourbon alternative for flavor complexity. You could also experiment with adding a few drops of vanilla extract or almond extract to mimic the depth that bourbon adds to the drink.
In what season is Tea Thyme Soda best enjoyed?
Tea Thyme Soda's refreshing qualities and the presence of cinnamon make it a versatile cocktail that can be enjoyed year-round. However, its warm, spiced notes suggest it might be especially fitting during the transition from summer to autumn, where the weather begins to cool but there's still a desire for something refreshing.
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