Ingredients:
2 shots of espresso
8 oz preferred milk
1 oz ph Winter Spice
Instructions:
Combine espresso and syrup in your favorite mug. Pour your steamed and/or frothed milk over top.
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Ingredients:
2 shots of espresso
8 oz preferred milk
1 oz ph Winter Spice
Instructions:
Combine espresso and syrup in your favorite mug. Pour your steamed and/or frothed milk over top.
When we decided to make the perfect Tonic, the Pink House Alchemy team got together and picked our favorite gins. (Yes, we love our jobs!) We worked hard to create a tonic that complimented and enhanced the botanical notes in each gin, but we didn’t stop there. Want to try something different? Add a little tonic syrup to your espresso or iced Americano. Made from cinchona powder derived from the bark of a lime tree, tonic gives an acidic and citrus kick to your coffee. Sounds weird, we know, but it works!
Ingredients: organic cane sugar, water, lemongrass, limes, cinchona, citric acid
Ingredients:
.5 oz pH Tonic syrup
2 shots of espresso
soda water
Instructions:
Add syrup and espresso to a glass with ice. Top with soda water and enjoy!
Strawberry syrup is an ode to summers past of picking 5-gallon buckets full of strawberries at Nana's house. Made from real strawberries from McGarrah Farms. Bright, juicy, and only here for the season.
Suggested Use:
• Strawberry Matcha & Cold Foams
• Lemonades & Spritzes
• Strawberry Cream Drinks
• Cocktails & Mocktails
Ingredients: organic pure cane sugar, filtered water, strawberries from McGarrrah Farms, citric acid, malic acid
Ingredients:
1/4 tsp matcha powder
6 oz choice of milk
2 oz pH Strawberry syrup
Instructions:
Add matcha powder and hot water to a measuring cup and stir to dissolve/combine. Add ice to a separate glass. Layer strawberry syrup, then matcha, and top with milk. Stir to combine.
When we decided to make the perfect Tonic, the Pink House Alchemy team got together and picked our favorite gins. (Yes, we love our jobs!) We worked hard to create a tonic that complimented and enhanced the botanical notes in each gin, but we didn’t stop there. Want to try something different? Add a little tonic syrup to your espresso or iced Americano. Made from cinchona powder derived from the bark of a lime tree, tonic gives an acidic and citrus kick to your coffee. Sounds weird, we know, but it works!
Ingredients: organic cane sugar, water, lemongrass, limes, cinchona, citric acid
Ingredients:
.25 oz pH Tonic syrup
.75 oz pH Lavender syrup
soda water
Instructions:
Add tonic and lavender syrup to a collins glass with ice and top with soda water. Stir to combine and garnish with fresh lavender.
Not only is Hazelnut Syrup an obvious coffee partner, but also a favorite of our pastry chef friends. Our Hazelnut Syrup is rich and earthy with nothing artificial about the product or the taste.
Ingredients: organic cane sugar, water, hazelnut extract, lactic acid
Ingredients:
2 shots of espresso
8 oz milk
1 oz pH Hazelnut syrup
Instructions:
Combine espresso and syrup in your favorite mug. Pour your steamed and/or frothed milk over top.