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Three ways to make it your own.

A botanical drink does not need a complicated recipe. These alcohol-free serving suggestions keep tarragon, mint and citrus at the centre of the glass.

Each recipe makes one serving. The amounts below are starting points: adjust the fresh citrus to your taste. Add Amavoy last and stir gently to preserve its sparkle.

01. The mint & lime serve

You’ll need: 150 ml chilled Amavoy, a glass filled with ice, one small lime wedge and a sprig of fresh mint.

  1. Fill a chilled glass with ice.
  2. Pour in the Amavoy slowly.
  3. Gently squeeze the lime wedge over the glass, then add it.
  4. Clap the mint lightly between your palms and use it as a garnish.

Taste before adding more lime. The drink already has a citrus character, so a little extra goes a long way.

02. The cucumber cooler

You’ll need: 150 ml chilled Amavoy, two thin cucumber ribbons, ice and a small mint sprig.

  1. Wash the cucumber and make two ribbons with a peeler.
  2. Place the ribbons inside the glass and add ice.
  3. Pour in Amavoy and stir once, gently.
  4. Finish with the mint and serve immediately.

Use cucumber as a fresh accent rather than crushing it into the drink. This keeps the serve clear and the botanical notes easy to taste.

03. The citrus spritz

You’ll need: 120 ml chilled Amavoy, 30 ml chilled sparkling water, a strip of lemon peel and ice.

  1. Add ice and sparkling water to a glass.
  2. Top slowly with Amavoy.
  3. Twist the lemon peel over the glass to release its aroma and add it as a garnish.

The extra sparkling water makes a lighter serve. Start with the suggested ratio and adjust on your next glass if you prefer a stronger botanical flavour.

A few small details make a difference

Chill the ingredients before mixing, prepare garnishes just before serving and avoid shaking carbonated drinks. For a group, set out glasses and garnishes in advance but pour each drink when it is ready to be enjoyed.

These are serving ideas, not changes to the product’s nutrition information. Garnishes and additions change what is in the finished glass. Read the can’s label for product details and visit our FAQs for more information.