Milky Mojito

Milky Mojito image
Serve in
a Collins glass...
12 fresh Mint leaves
2 shot Pernod anise BUY
1 shot Freshly squeezed lime juice
¾ shot Sugar syrup (2 sugar to 1 water)
Top up with Soda (club soda)
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How to make:

Lightly MUDDLE (just to bruise) mint in glass. Fill glass with crushed ice, add other ingredients. TOP with soda, stir and serve with straws.

Garnish:

Mint sprig

Comment:

An anise laced alternative to a Mojito. The name refers to the opaque white colour of the drink after soda is added to the anis.

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