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Ginger Wine Lime and Mint Spritzer is a cool refreshing drink for summertime! Ready in no time, the minty ginger wine soda will help you say cheers to cool times 😉
Ginger Wine Lime and Mint Soda is a cool and spicy refreshing summer drink. Summers in Bombay always call for food and drink that can cool you down. Dahi Vada at Elco’s or a cooling Sugarcane juice at a stall or coconut water are what usually come to mind. But what do you do when you’re at home and don’t want to step out into the overbearing heat? Why not try Abby’s ginger wine lime and mint spritzer.
This refreshing drink is very easy to make and takes no time at all. All you need is some home-made ginger wine and a cold soda, a few drops of lemon juice, and fresh mint leaves. If you have some other wine at home and you can try different combinations too, like red wine and cola or some type of fruity sangria.
What Ingredients Do You Need For Ginger Wine Lime & Mint Soda?
All you need is homemade ginger wine, soda, lemon or lime, and a few fresh mint leaves. Ice is optional.
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How To Make Ginger Wine Mint & Lemon Soda
This lemon mint ginger wine spritzer is very easy to make. Just add one chawni (that’s the East Indian version of a 45 ml shot glass) ginger wine to a wide glass and top it off with some cool soda. Add a few drops of lemon juice and some freshly crushed mint leaves and your refreshing spicy cooling drink is ready! Add ice if you like it extra cool!
Ginger Wine Lime & Mint Spritzer – Minty Gingerwine Soda
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Ingredients
- 45 millilitres Ginger Wine
- 200 millilitres Soda
- 5 drops Lemon
- 5 Mint leaves Fresh
- Ice cubes Optional
Instructions
- Add 45 ml of ginger wine in a tall or wide glass.
- Top it with soda and a few drops of lemon juice and freshly crushed mint leaves.
- Serve cold!
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Notes
- You can use lemonade, 7Up, or Sprite instead of soda and lemon.
- You can choose to have this drink without the fresh mint leaves.
- You can have it with a plain soda and no lemon or lime too!
- Ice is optional for extra coolness.
Nutrition (Per Serving)
Disclaimer: Nutrition Information per serving is estimated by a third party software based on the ingredients used, and is for informational purposes only. It will vary from product to product, based on methods of preparation, origin and freshness of ingredients. Please consult the package labels of the ingredients you use, or chat with your dietician for specific details.
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Variations Of Ginger Wine Lime & Mint Soda
- You can have this ginger wine lime and mint soda with lemonade in place of soda and lemon.
- You can choose to have this drink without the fresh mint leaves. We have a recipe here!
- You can have it with a plain soda and no lemon or lime too!
- Ice is optional for extra coolness. Use plastic ice like us if you don’t want your drink diluted!
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Although Sarah has worked in travel for 15 years and specializes in Africa, she loves music, wine, food, and travel. Armed with her camera, she’s on a mission to photograph old memories and tell stories showcasing her East Indian community and her love for travel and culture.