Southern Woods Green Tonic Mocktail recipe
Here's another simple, elegant and healing mocktail recipe from the amazing women behind Cherokee Moon vinegars, tonics and shrubs. We met them while doing our first city guide in Athens, Georgia and they were kind enough to share with us. We highly suggest grabbing a bottle of their Southern Woods Green Tonic, but if you can't try and find something with similar ingredients.
When we visited, the Georiga summer temps were still sweltering so they served the green tonic mocktail drink over ice.
Southern Woods is great for anyone who loves sour drinks and prefers the sweetness to be balanced with botanical flavors. Its a premier showing of the green herbs from our gardens including: Lemongrass, Juniper, Holy Basil (Tulsi), Rosemary, Pine, and Thyme alongside GA-Grown Green Apples and Sorghum. This particular formula is refreshing for the hottest days yet hardy enough to be prepared as a hot drink for cold evenings, promotes digestion, circulation, relaxation, stress, and is a great "aide" for cold/flu season.
Southern Woods Green Tonic
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1.5 oz of Southern Woods Cider House Sours Tonic (find it here)
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Pour over ice and stir
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Add 5 oz Sparkling Water while stirring
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Garnish with a Sprig of Winter Rosemary or a Spice Apple Chip
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