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June 28, 2022 · Updated June 29, 2022·By BLAC Admin

BLAC Admin

June 28, 2022 · Updated June 29, 2022

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Looking for a delicious and refreshing drink to enjoy this spring and summer? Look no further than this Island Spring Fling drink recipe, featuring Black-Owned Vodka IslandJon. This vodka is made with all natural ingredients and has a smooth, delicious flavor that will make your drinks taste amazing. So what are you waiting for? Give this recipe a try today!

Grab a drink & join us for an episode of BLAC Happy Hour with Jennifer from Perfect10 Mobile Mixology as she shares her Island TINGS that features a blast of vodka and that makes you feel like you are on the beach.

Keep up with her on Instagram @perfect10mixology.

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The Recipe

Island Spring Fling

By BLAC Admin
IslandJon Spring Fling Drink

Prep

5 minutes 5 minutes

Servings

1

Ingredients

  • •2 oz 2 oz IslandJon vodka
  • •1 oz 1 oz Guava Nectar
  • •1/2 oz Lemon juice
  • •1/2 oz Simple syrup
  • •1 Butterfly pea flower tea

Instructions

  1. 1

    In a cocktail shaker, combine all ingredients (except the tea) with ice and shake.

  2. 2

    Strain into a coupe glass.

  3. 3

    Using the back of a spoon, layer the tea on top and garnish with butterfly pea flower petals.

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