Recipes
Pumpkin Pie Spice Creamsicle Floats
5 min
Easily customizable for both children and adults, this spooky Halloween drink is our take on a classic: The Creamsicle. Vanilla ice cream and Fanta form the foundation for this drink, but the warm notes of cinnamon, nutmeg, and allspice in Pumpkin Pie Spice take it to a whole new level. It's very spice forward, so be sure adjust your sprinkle of spice to get your desired level of flavor. A bit of Heilala Vanilla Paste rounds out the drink for the kids, but it can easily be replaced with a splash of vodka and Baileys for the adult-only party. Awesome jack-o-lantern wine glasses, not included.
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Tipsy Daisy
Imagine yourself in a field of flowers. It's the best day of your life. Surrounded by loved ones, soaking up California sunshine and overwhelmed with joy. What would you like to sip on? While dreaming up my wedding cocktail I wanted to create something bright, Spring forward and crowd pleasing to celebrate the day. Using Floral Sonnets as the foundation was an easy start, especially since I happen to be getting married in a field of flowers! This herbal tea blend has been a long time favorite. It's sweet from chamomile, and warm from a melody of spices like ginger, cinnamon and Honeybush tea. Taking advantage of my California locale, I added muddled sweet strawberries and Meyer lemon juice to make it shine.The cocktail gets its boozy name because of its chamomile base. Did you know that chamomile was in the daisy family? In the spirit of making a drink that everyone could enjoy, a batch of the simple syrup was left on the side to mix up any drinks for guest that preferred a dry cocktail. The syrup is easy to batch - just add a splash of seltzer before serving.The only thing missing from our special day was our little muppet, Stoli. She doesn't like to fly. So although I'm a gin girl I strategically chose Stoli vodka as a nod to our pup, making it more personal and smooth to drink.
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Frozen Tea Cubes
Got leftover tea? You can easily repurpose it to make some easy, no-waste ice cubes that are the perfect companion for cocktails or simply for chilling your favorite summer beverage. Our favorites that we think you should try are: Hibiscus (Use for margaritas, mint tea, and mojitos) Butterfly Pea flower (Use for cocktails, sparkling water, and horchata) Black tea (Use with lemonade for an Arnold Palmer)
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Strawberry Fields Iced Tea
10 min
As June unfurls its warm embrace, strawberries reach their peak! To capture the sunshine in a glass, we have artfully paired these ripe berries with our spicy yet refreshing tea, Firefly Garden. This herbal infusion boasts a delightful kick from green peppercorns, perfectly balanced by the soothing notes of lemongrass and chrysanthemum flowers. Once chilled, this brew becomes the quintessential essence of summer, ready to be enjoyed at any time of day.
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Onyx Rose Granita
This Persian-inspired granita is a triumph of flavors. The base, infused with our luxurious Onyx Rose tea, offers up a delicate and refreshing taste that will send your taste buds into a frenzy with a malty and aromatic punch, rounded out with subtle notes of rose and citrus. But what's truly remarkable about this slushy-like treat is its simplicity. With only four ingredients—tea, honey, clementine juice, and water—it's an easy and elegant beverage that will impress even the most discerning guests. Adding a splash of whiskey is the perfect way to turn it into a nightcap, adding a little spice to your evening and ensuring a restful night's sleep. This granita is a game-changer.
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Rose Simple Syrup
Roses and their petals have been used around the world for centuries to subtly add fragrance and sweetness to dessert and beverages. This recipe is 3 ingredients and it can be used a dozen ways. It's a great tool to have on hand if you have company for a fun floral drink. You don't need a special occasion to indulge in this delicate flavor 💗.
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Hojicha Maple Latte
Looking for a fresh autumn latte fix? If yes, then Hojicha powder is your new best friend. This delicious green tea powder is finely milled to dissolve easily so it's easy to whisk up, no espresso machine needed. And, unlike the other green tea powder, hojicha is roasted giving it a mocha, caramel like flavor.This Hojicha Maple Latte is malty, warm and toasty, making it perfect for a chilly fall morning. The maple sugar is lighter than syrup and the oat milk is a great compliment to the hojicha that is not too heavy.
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Magnolia Oolong Vodka
15 min
Some things are best kept simple, and this recipe is one of them. Vodka soda with lemon is refreshing and doesn't disappoint so it was the perfect choice when paired with Magnolia Oolong, which is potent with the essence of Spring. When you make it with this infused spirit, the glass will over deliver a gorgeous refreshment with little effort. This Magnolia Vodka is a great gift for the flower lover in your life or nice to raise a glass for any celebration. Cheers!
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Mulled Milk Punch
Recipes for clarified milk punch have been around since the 1600's and making it is well worth the multi-step process. Any recipe that's been around for nearly half a millennium has to have something going for it, right? After the slow finale of straining your punch, the result is a crystal clear elixir that is smooth and fragrant. With each sip the flavor evolves, but with no expected "punch." It is smooth and velvety on the palate. A clear blue ribbon winner, this recipe showcases our smoky Northwest Tea Time and Mulling Spice to elevate this classic punch into a holiday favorite. You begin by making a sweet tea in one vessel, combining the alcohols in a second one, and infusing Mulling Spice into boiled milk in a third. Midway through the process, you combine them all to curdle the milks and kick-start the alchemy that makes it all happen. You may question whether you're doing it right because it doesn't look very appetizing during this step, but the answer is yes! The milk solids act as a sponge and purify the mixture and also round out the flavors. Straining is the final step and sipping it is the reward. Add a chunky ribbon of your favorite citrus peel for garnish and enjoy.
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