Laori Garden Spritz - Non-alcoholic cocktail with wine aperitif and rhubarb

Laoris Garden proves that tart rhubarb is suitable for delicious, refreshing and non-alcoholic cocktails: With Laori Vermouth No. 5, With a splash of vanilla syrup and the freshness of lime juice, rhubarb offers a welcome change from the most common non-alcoholic cocktails. Laori's Garden is quick and easy to prepare – perfect for enjoying the sunset on the balcony. We'll show you how to make your refreshing, non-alcoholic cocktail here.

Recipe – Laoris Garden non-alcoholic cocktail

Ingredients

• 4 cl Laori Vermouth No. 5
• 2 cl vanilla syrup
• 1.5 cl lime juice
• Rhubarb spritzer
• 3 ice cubes

Glass & decoration

• Tumbler & Rhubarb zest

Serve

• First, put the ice cubes into the glass.
• Then 4 cl Laori Vermouth No. 5 pour in.
• Next, add the vanilla syrup and then the lime juice.
• Pour in rhubarb spritzer. Peel a strip of zest from a fresh rhubarb stalk using a peeler. Add it to the glass and then enjoy!

Rhubarb is a vegetable, isn't it?

Springtime is rhubarb time: as soon as the sweet and tart stalks appear in the market alongside strawberries and asparagus, summer is just around the corner. Because rhubarb is often used in cakes, cooked into compote or jam, or drunk as a refreshing lemonade, it is frequently considered a fruit. However, it is actually a member of the knotweed family, which is classified as a vegetable.

This greenish to red vegetable originally comes from the Himalayan region and is particularly widespread in Asia. A distinction is made between green and red rhubarb. The redder the rhubarb, the less sour it tastes.

Rhubarb is a great energy booster and incredibly healthy

Rhubarb not only tastes delicious – it's also incredibly healthy: This vegetable contains only 14 kilocalories per 100 grams and is completely fat-free. Its tart flavor comes from the high levels of malic, citric, and oxalic acid. Furthermore, the high potassium content of rhubarb contributes to healthy blood pressure. Perfect for enjoying in a non-alcoholic rhubarb cocktail.

More non-alcoholic cocktails in the lounge

Can't get enough of non-alcoholic summer cocktails? Then you'll love our Laori Blossom, the non-alcoholic grapefruit cocktail. Click here for the recipe. This way.