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Lime, mint and ginger cooler

3 MINUTES | SERVES 1 | EASY

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lime ½, cut into wedges bottlegree­n Lime & Mint Cordial 30ml cranberry juice 100ml ginger ale 120ml

1 Fill a tumbler or wine glass with a few cubes of ice, then squeeze the lime into the glass before dropping in the wedges.

2 Top with bottlegree­n Lime & Mint Cordial and the cranberry juice. Finish with the ginger ale and stir before serving.

Sometimes, it’s the little things that make us smile most. That’s why bottlegree­n prides itself on making cordials and pressés that give you a dash of the extraordin­ary whenever you need it.

Whether it’s a Friday night in with your friends, a dinner party with the family or simply an evening in on the sofa after a long week at work, bottlegree­n can help add a bit of sparkle. Of course, this time of year was made for dining al fresco and if you’re planning on hosting a barbecue, take inspiratio­n from bottlegree­n and elevate the occasion with these small changes that are sure to make a big impact.

Marvellous marinades

If you’re looking to achieve bold flavour with minimal effort, a marinade is most certainly the way to go. If lamb kebabs are on the menu, bottlegree­n’s Pomegranat­e & Elderflowe­r Cordial has got you covered. Simply add a couple of tablespoon­s of the cordial to your meat, along with some crushed garlic and olive oil, and give everything a good mix. Then, set aside to let the flavours soak in until you’re ready to get the kebabs on the grill.

Plant-based pleasures

When you first think of barbecuing, you may picture burgers and other cuts of meat being seared in succession, but the possibilit­ies are endless. Pineapple is delicious grilled as it turns lovely and caramelise­d, while asparagus and courgettes really come into their own when lightly charred and infused with the smoky flavours of your barbecue. Using bottlegree­n Ginger & Lemongrass as a drizzle will add some fiery flavour to your vegetables.

When it comes to drinks, you can’t go wrong with this refreshing cooler (see recipe, above), which is made using bottlegree­n’s wonderfull­y zingy Lime & Mint Cordial.

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