Crafted for the modern drinker by Chef Richard Sandoval, this zero-proof, 1970’s inspired mocktail from the Art of Zero-Proof collection confidently steps beyond simple fruit mixes. This sophisticated drink is a direct descendant of the modern classics that inspired it: the fruity Bramble and the medicinal Penicillin. The Blackberry Penicillin masterfully blends the smoky depth of lapsang souchong tea with the bold spice of a ginger-honey shrub. Plus, it includes Lyre’s N/A bourbon. It is finished with a lush blackberry swirl. Thus, it delivers a multi-layered sip that redefines what a spirit-free drink can be.
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Blackberry Penicillin
Description
A non-alcoholic tribute to the Bramble and Penicillin, featuring smoky lapsang souchong tea, ginger, and blackberry.
Ingredients
- 1.5 oz Lyre’s N/A Bourbon
- 1 oz lapsang souchong (black tea) concentrate
- 1 oz ginger and honey shrub
- 0.5 lemon juice
- 0.5 oz Ghia Berry Apéritif
- Coconut flakes
- 3 bar spoon blackberry jam
- Crushed ice
Instructions
- In a shaker, add Lyre’s Bourbon with ginger and honey shrub, and lemon juice. Add ice and shake.
- Strain into a double Rocks glass and add crushed ice.
- Finish by pouring the blackberry jam and berry aperitif over the ice and mixing.
- Garnish with blackberry jam & coconut flakes.
Recipe by Chef Richard Sandoval
Photography Courtesy of Richard Sandoval Hospitality
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