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Recipes

Summer Cocktail: Mojito

Cocktail Glass: High ball

Ingredients:
1 ½ oz rum
12 fresh spearmint leaves
1/2 lime
7 oz club soda
2 tbsp. simple syrup
(or 4 tsp. sugar)

Preparation:
Mojitos have quickly become one of the most popular summer cocktails. Just follow these simple instructions to whip up a cool summer drink everyone can enjoy:
Gently crush mint leaves
Squeeze lime into a cool high ball glass
Poor syrup to cover, fill the cocktail glass with ice
Add rum and club soda
Garnish with a wedge of lime and mint sprigs

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