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The Teaplanter is a gentle refreshment with the elegance of gin uplifting the sweetly fizzy lemonade, while the orange and bitters elegantly dance on your tastebuds for a citrus extravaganza. The subtle hint of spice from the Angostura bitters creates a perfect balance, resulting in a refreshing sip that's just as pleasing on the eye as it is on the palate.
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How to make a Teaplanter
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- Add two drops of Angostura bitters, a shot of gin and some slices of orange to a highball glass with ice
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- Add lemonade to taste and stir well before serving
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Can I use a different type of citrus instead of orange slices in the Teaplanter?
Yes, you can substitute orange slices with lime or lemon slices for a slightly different flavor profile. These alternatives will add a fresher or more tart taste to the cocktail.
What garnishes work well with a Teaplanter?
Mint sprigs or a wheel of lemon or orange can beautifully complement the Teaplanter. These garnishes not only add to the visual appeal but also enhance the cocktail’s aroma and add a subtle flavor.
What is the ideal way to serve a Teaplanter cocktail?
A Teaplanter should be served in a highball glass. Add ice cubes to the glass, pour the gin over the ice, top up with lemonade, add a dash of Angostura Bitters, and stir gently. Finally, garnish with orange slices to serve.
When is the best time to serve a Teaplanter cocktail?
The Teaplanter, with its refreshing and slightly bitter taste, is perfect for summer gatherings or as a daytime drink at garden parties and barbecues. Its light alcohol content makes it suitable for occasions where you want to offer a mildly alcoholic beverage.
How can I tweak the Teaplanter to make it sweeter?
To make the Teaplanter sweeter, you could add a splash of simple syrup or use a sweeter lemonade. Alternatively, muddling a few pieces of ripe fruit, like peaches or berries, before adding the rest of the ingredients can naturally sweeten the cocktail.
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