This boozy Arnold Palmer is the BEST vodka cocktail of all time.
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Hello, friends. This drink is a tradition unlike any other. This recipe is from Dave Arnold's "Liquid Intelligence" (amzn.to/3TzSKKa) and is truly tee-riffic. It requires a little bit of work and patience, but it is well worth it and is un-fore-gettable. This is a great Golf Cocktail and essentially a boozy alcoholic Arnold Palmer. While this might be the perfect cocktail to enjoy for the Masters, it's pretty much great anytime. Recipe at the very bottom of the page
Recipes at the bottom of this description
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Episode Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:56 Milk Clarification vs Milk Washing
01:32 Ben Franklin Milk Punch
02:44 Tea infused milk washed vodka recipe
06:02 Tea Time Cocktail Recipe
07:32 Recipe Card
07:58 Conclusion
📝 Recipe(s) 📝
Milk Washed Tea Vodka
500 ml Vodka
16 grams of tea
125 ml of whole milk
1/2 oz lemon juice
Tea Time Cocktail
2 oz of our tea-infused vodka
½ oz honey syrup
½ oz lemon juice
2 drops of saline
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I can already tell you’re gonna blow up soon! Fantastic content, thank you!
You are welcome and thanks for the comment!
this is good content, surprised there's not a gazillion views, good luck! I wanna try this with yerba mate
Tried this one out today, this drink is really great!
I started the Milk Washed Tea Vodka this morning and I opted for tea bags over loose tea hoping to save myself a step. I based the number of tea bags on an average of 2 gm per bag and I did steep for 45 minutes since this is what I usually do when making iced tea. Cheers 🍹
Dude! What a great video! Great explanation and I can't wait to make this!
You bring such quality content so consistently! Keep it up! As a fellow cocktail enthusiast, you are doing an incredible job!
Thank you much. I appreciate it!
The original recipe was much too boozy for me. I made a 2:1 honey syrup, and used:
2oz vodka
1oz honey syrup
1oz lemon juice
This was a much more balanced cocktail for. Cheers!
OK I'm going to try this, greetings from Chile
Looks good. I don't drink vodka, and don't have any. What do you think about rum instead?
I don’t see any reason why that would not be delicious as well.
Definitely going to try this, thanks for the video. Where did you get those bottles? I am not able to find those here in EU - Slovakia. Thanks
I’ll find the crew bottles and try this. Looks like a great summer party martini
I am happy to report that this came out fantastic!! I used Darjeeling Tea so my infusion came out lighter than yours. I am going to make so much more with other types of tea. I will have to say, try not to stir the milk washing too much as it makes it too cloudy and you are going to have to filter it multiple times.
Thats good to hear! I must say when I did it with a mango black tea I really loved it.
Where did you find the storage bottle featured in this video? Great content !!
They’re called “crew” bottles. Not cheap and have only had them a few weeks but I really like the smaller “chubby” bottles so far.
You're even using salined water? You've got all sorts of knowledge! I'm excited to see what you whip up in the future!
You got to season those cocktails!
REALLY excited to try this one for the Masters! I usually make my honey syrup with a honey to water ratio of 3:1; wonder if that will throw off the flavor. Did you have to refrigerate the final product or anything during the milk washing process, or is it safe to make and keep it all at room temp?
The book doesn’t specify if it’s stable at room temp. While I think it is, I’ve always kept it in the fridge. As for the honey it really shouldn’t matter what ratio you use but obviously it would be sweeter with yours so you may want to taste it and go with less.
@ make and drink what black tea did you use? And was it loose or did you open black tea bags?
I used a black tea, probably Lipton, and it was bagged tea that I removed from the bag. You could do loose here too and I would have, just didn't have any on had at the time.
I made this once with the Mango Black Tea from Trader Joe's and like that better.
Vodka works as a base for something else but it's pretty rubbish on it own. You've done some very interesting stuff here.
Now your turn to put Vodka in a barrel???
@@makeanddrink I actually do that to stop one of the barrels drying out. Iy picks up the flavours of previous cocktails and is now a nice cocktail ingredient.
Do you think the tea/milk wash would translate to a hibiscus tea? Im trying to Tea Time-ify the Starbucks passion tea lemonade
I’m not sure. I’ve only made Hibsicus tea a couple times and can’t remember how tannin heavy it is. It would work, but it may strip some of then color. Worth trying in a small amount to see how it goes.
I’ll give it a shot and let you know! Thanks!
It worked great! I only did 250ml of vodka, so I halved everything else. I think the passion tea is much more acidic than black tea - it started curdling immediately, so maybe the lemon wasn’t necessary.
As for the cocktail - I swapped your honey syrup for a semi rich simple. I was blown away by how good the passion tea vodka was. The drink was great - tart and complex - and as a standalone, it works. Im going to play with the lemon and simple ratios to see if I can better replicate the Starbucks drink.
Thanks for the help and the videos!
Could be fun to do an Earl Grey infused vodka and Italicus cocktail
Let’s do it!
Wonder if earl gray is too overpowering (for this cocktail) since it’s already treated with bergamotte oil? It’s the only loose black tea I have on hand though 😂
Great video!
Well now you have to do it and let us know how it turns out.
@@makeanddrink hah - you bet!
@@makeanddrink I can confirm two things: earl grey works like a charm + this IS the best vodka cocktail by par 👌✌️🍸
Can the tea vodka spoil? Does it have an expiration date?
Not totally sure. The tea may lose flavor over time and the milk properties that help it foam will definitely diminish over time. I tend to keep mine in the fridge and only for a few weeks.