This mocktail is brimming with botanical benefits, featuring adaptogens from Tulsi, as well as anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and digestive support from ginger and turmeric. It also includes kombucha, which provides heart-healthy and naturally fresh peaches.
This is simply delicious! A refreshing, summery, grown-up mocktail that is low in sugar and has a lovely in-season herbal vibe. I used Kombucha from Urban Farm Fermentory in Portland, Maine.
Tulsi, also known as holy basil or sacred basil, is native to India and a member of the Lamiaceae family, commonly referred to as the mint family, which comprises many aromatic and medicinal plants. Tulsi is a prominent Ayurvedic herb known for its adaptogenic properties, which help our body adapt to physical, chemical, and emotional stress.
Modern-day science is only just beginning to recognise the many healthful qualities of this beautiful and powerful ancient sacred herb. If you are not familiar with Tulsi, I encourage you to grow it, use it as an everyday herbal medicine and feed the pollinators, too, as they adore this plant!
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Method
Tulsi & Peach Kombucha Mocktail
ADD all ingredients – except sparkling water – in a glass jug or large mason jar.
INFUSE with the lid on 30mins – 4 hours+ in the fridge. Taste adjust to your liking.
ADD sparkling water just before serving and mix well.
SERVE in a glass poured over ice, top with more sparkling water if you want.
GARNISH with fresh Tulsi & a peach slice for a summery mocktail; add a healthy herbal plant vibe to the party.
Chef tips + Ingredient Swaps + Ideas SWAP PEACHES for nectarines, apricots, plums, apple, melon, blackberries
SWAP TULSI for Basil.
SWAP KOMBUCHA for ginger beer or a homemade ginger-ade, turmeric-ade or simply syrups + sparkling water.
USE RAW HONEY to add a touch of sweetness.
ADD HERBALS dried rosehips to add flavour, vibrance and heart-healthy astringent properties.
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