This Charred Grapefruit Vodka Tonic is so easy to mix up with bottled syrup!
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I love a homemade made from scratch cocktail as much as the next guy. Just last week I posted a Hibiscus Collins using homemade infused hibiscus simple syrup! How’s that for some made from scratch cocktails?! But sometimes, I want to take the easy way out. Let someone else do a bit of the work for me. Put together some flavors that I just don’t have time to do. So, when I saw Bittermilk Charred Grapefruit Tonic, it sounded perfect! I loved the sound of charred grapefruit and it sounded perfectly lovely that someone else was going to be charring the grapefruit for me. It sounded like a Charred Grapefruit Vodka Tonic was in my immediate future.
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So, I gathered up some favorite vodka, Dripping Springs and my Bittermilk Charred Grapefruit Tonic and some sparkling water. Bam. Charred Grapefruit Vodka tonic made. Seriously, it was ready in two minutes. I added a cute straw, and headed out back to our screened in porch. Oh wait, first I took photos, always on the job, you know!!
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Charred Grapefruit Vodka Tonic
Ingredients
- 2 ounces Bittermilk Charred Vodka Tonic
- 2 ounces vodka
- 2 ounces sparkling water
Instructions
- Fill a tall cocktail glass with ice. Add syrup, vodka and sparkling water. Stir to combine.
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Becky Striepe says
Belated happy Mother’s Day to you! That cocktail sounds amazing.
Erin says
I love everything from Bittermilk!! This cocktail looks so refreshing!
Potable Pastime says
You find the most interesting products for mixing cocktails! Sounds refreshing.
(Love the straws, too.)
Margaret Ullrich says
Glad you had the perfect drink for a happy Mother’s Day!
April J Harris says
What an interesting sounding tonic, Pam! It would make amazing cocktails and I love how you have used it here. Thank you for sharing with us at Hearth and Soul.