Fruit coolers
Blend ripe fruit with citrus and cold water for a drink that lets the season lead.
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Make room for a better kind of refreshment.
Simple drinks with real fruit, bright herbs, and ingredients you can actually find. Start with a familiar favorite or try a new flavor combination.
Today's small upgradeCold tea + lime + a sprig of mint
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Pick a starting point. Each collection pairs approachable recipes with the little details that make them taste balanced.
Iced tea & spritzes
Use a good steep, a bright garnish, and bubbles when you want a lighter finish.
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Aguas frescas
Fruit, water, and a little lime make a wonderfully easy pitcher for the table.
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A good place to begin
Build a drink around what’s ripe.
Start with fruit that smells fragrant and gives slightly under your thumb. Add something tart, dilute to taste, then chill before deciding whether it needs more sweetness.
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Better drinks start with small choices
Use cold ingredients
Chilled water and tea protect the flavor and keep ice from melting too quickly.
Taste before sweetening
Very ripe fruit can carry a drink on its own. Add syrup a teaspoon at a time.
Finish with aroma
Bruise mint gently or twist citrus peel over the glass so the oils reach your nose.