Sparkling Hibiscus Mocktail

Herbal Tea Infusions

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Need a non-alcoholic brunch beverage that’s sure to get rave reviews? This delightful herbal-inspired sipper has layers of delicate flavor making it a complex and absolutely delicious adult beverage without the buzz. I am in love.

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Ingredients

To make six hibiscus mocktails you will need:

  • 6 tablespoons of “Pantoum” (Poetic Tea’s hibiscus peppermint herbal blend)

  • 3 c. boiling water

  • 3 c. chilled sparkling apple cider (a normal-size 25 oz bottle is perfect)

  • 1 orange

  • Ice


The Process

Here’s the scoop:

Brew your tea

  • Pour three cups of boiling water over six tablespoons of “Pantoum” (Poetic Tea’s hibiscus peppermint herbal blend) — this makes for a very strong, deep burgundy infusion;

  • Steep for at least five minutes and refrigerate for at least an hour;

Need an Infusion Solution?

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This little infuser pitcher is perfect for this recipe. It makes three cups of tea and the glass withstands major temperature fluctuations so moving a warm infusion into the fridge is a breeze.

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Assemble your mocktail

  • Slice orange into six circles and add a half-slit to each slice;

  • Once tea has had a chance to chill, remove from refrigerator and add six-to-eight ice cubes to six stemmed glasses (wine or champagne glasses work great);

  • Pour half a cup (4 ounces) of chilled sparkling cider into each glass;

  • Strain tea and top each glass with half a cup of your chilled herbal infusion;

  • Garnish each glass with an orange slice and optional mint leaves if you’re getting fancy;

  • Serve immediately.


Want to try “Pantoum”?

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This blend of hibiscus, peppermint, blackberry leaves, orange peel, apple, and sunflower petals is delicious hot or iced.

Pantoum: Hibiscus Mint Herbal Blend
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Pro Tip:

  • Re-infuse your leftover herbal leaves with another batch of boiling water, add honey, mint, and orange peel ends left over from your garnish and refrigerate overnight for a surprise refreshment waiting for you to enjoy another day.