Ginger Beer Hibiscus Mocktail – African recipe

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Let’s have a little chat about mocktails.

A refreshingly easy ginger beer hibiscus mocktail recipe that screams summer and all things exotic. recipesfromapantry.com

Specifically, about tropical mocktails (African recipe alert) like this ginger beer hibiscus mocktail. This is the sort of mocktail that takes you back to somewhere in the tropics (Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone), with hot sunny days, cool breezes, white sands that stretch as far as the eye can see and warm turquoise blue water.

Ok, so with summer in the UK you might be in less of a tropical daydream mode, but it never hurts to add this ginger beer hibiscus mocktail to your bbq, picnics and summer party drinks repertoire as every little helps right?

Especially as it suitable for both the grown-ups and the kiddoes. But hey, when the kids go off to bed and only the grown-ups remain, you can crank up the tropical beats, shake it all about and add in a drop or two of rum to the mocktail. So, so, sooooooo good.

A refreshingly easy ginger beer hibiscus mocktail recipe that screams summer and all things exotic. recipesfromapantry.com

This ginger beer hibiscus mocktail was supper easy to come up with. It was a ‘let me put some of my current favourite things together in one glass, sit back, relax and dream of home’ kind of recipe creation moment. So in went the ginger beer, hibiscus syrup, limes and passionfruit.

Plus, the strawberries because I had lots of them lying around.

Two attempts and a whole load of tasting later and the perfect mocktail was created. I may have drunk a few gallons of the stuff in between photographing them and writing this post.

A refreshingly easy ginger beer hibiscus mocktail recipe that screams summer and all things exotic. recipesfromapantry.com

Other drink recipes you could check out include this blackcurrant cordial recipe and this

kir royale prosecco  from The Hedgecombers, this rhubarb gin recipe from Foodie Quine and this pomegranate, ginger and lime flavoured water from Jamie Oliver. Hope you try them.

Here is how to make these ginger beer hibiscus mocktails. Please do try them and if you do make them, then please do tag #recipesfromapantry on Instagram  or twitter so that I can pop over and have a look. It is really, really awesome for me when you make any one of my recipes.

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A refreshingly easy ginger beer hibiscus mocktail recipe that screams summer and all things exotic. recipesfromapantry.com
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Ginger Beer Hibiscus Mocktail

Ginger Beer Hibiscus Mocktail
Prep Time5 minutes
Course: Drinks
Servings: 2
Author: Bintu Hardy

Ingredients

  • 125 g (4.4oz) strawberries hulled and sliced
  • 3 tbsp lime juice
  • 300 ml (1.3cups) sparkling ginger beer
  • Ice
  • 2 tbsp hibiscus syrup
  • Juice of 1 passion fruit
  • Mint leaves
  • Lime slices for garnish

Instructions

  • Add the strawberries and lime juice into a jug and muddle.
  • Then top with the ginger beer.
  • Add ice to 2 glasses and divide the mixture between the glasses,
  • Split the hibiscus syrup and passion fruit pulp between the glasses and garnish with the mint leaves and lime slices before serving.
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  1. 5 stars
    This is positively the most beautiful drink I’ve ever seen! I love that it’s a mocktail — very trendy right now — but I’m a bit of a purist… do you think rum would be a good addition?