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MARTINI NON-ALCOHOLIC FLOREALE & TONIC

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The sparkle of tonic water makes a perfect pairing with MARTINI Non-Alcoholic Floreale's complex floral taste. Best expressed in a glass with plenty of ice, a mix 50/50 with tonic to ensure the notes of Roman chamomile are carried evenly throughout this irresistible long drink.

Ingredients

  • MARTINI NON-ALCOHOLIC FLOREALE 75ml
  • Tonic water75ml
  • Ice
  • Orange wheel to garnish

Method

Step 1
Pack a balloon glass with ice.
Step 2
Pour in an equal ratio of MARTINI Non-Alcoholic Floreale and tonic water.
Step 3
Stir gently for a few moments.
Step 4
Garnish with the orange wheel.

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