Hibiscus‑Mint Spritz

Built like a gin and tonic, this spritz combines the bright, floral flavors of hibiscus syrup, mint, fizzy soda water, herbal gin, and a zing of lime juice. It’s an easy-drinking, warm-weather sipper meant for end-of-summer celebrations.

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Pittsburgh no-and-low-alcohol shop The Open Road Bar has plenty of alternatives. Try this cocktail with the Avec Hibiscus & Pomegranate mixer for a deeper, berry-forward flavor.

This cocktail also responds well to improvisation! If it’s too sweet, cut out the simple syrup. Or, swap the plain syrup for a raspberry-infused variety. Emphasize the floral notes of hibiscus by adding in a touch of elderflower liqueur, or play to the garden feel by throwing in a few leaves of basil.

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Recipe by Maggie Weaver
Styling by Keith Recker
Photography by Dave Bryce

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