Rhubarb and Mulled Spice Gin Martini
Check out this festive Rhubarb and Mulled Spice Gin Martin recipe from the Instagram foodie @thehomiekitchen. This recipe infuses the gin with our Winter Mulled Spice Loose Leaf Tea.
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Yooo we’ve done something a little different today Homies, getting my ass into the festive spirit & teamed up with @emneltd to take part in their ‘12 Days Of Christmas’ countdown
I’m no expert in making cocktails, but I love being challenged. So when they asked me to make one I humbly accepted, knowing that a Sex On The Beach wouldn’t quite cut it.
A few days of experimenting, infusing gins, making syrups, getting respectable tipsy, I finally came up with a banger. A Rhubarb & Mulled Spiced Gin Martini inspired by @how2drink
**Ingredients**
35ml Rhubarb syrup
25ml Fresh lemon juice
50ml Tea Infused Gin (or if you're a grinch use normal Gin)
1 Egg White
Ice
**Method**
- If you're a fan of well-made cocktails, then I highly recommend you infuse your gin with tea. I used @MysticBrewTeas Winter Mulled Spice. To infuse it is simple, just add 1/2 tbsp of tea per 100ml of Gin. Let that vibe out for 2-4 hours, then strain to remove the tea. Boom, you just elevated your Gin
- To make the drink, add all your ingredients minus the ice to a cocktail shaker & dry shake hard, like you're shaking the vending machine after your chocolate gets stuck on the hook, until the egg white is fully incorporated
- Then add ice to the shaker & shake again until your cocktail shaker is as cold as the ice itself
- Strain into a martini glass, don't judge me I only have whiskey glasses in the house.
- Garnish with some frozen raspberries & mint
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