Summer is serious cocktail season!

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Image – Stefanie Knowlton  Photography for Girls Night In

 

You know how I love concocting flirty  little cocktails with an herbaceous  twist, right?

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How can I not  with our kitchen gardens overflowing with tasty fresh herbs. I’ve planted an almost

 

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entirely edible landscape! I have to find creative ways to use what we sow. Delicious herbaceous cocktails

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work for me!

Remember my  Girls Night In Lavender Martini Drops and Lemon Thyme Drops? 

 

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They have one thing in common…

simple syrups with an herbaceous  twist straight from my garden. 

That’s why I fell in love with this earthy read on the New York Times best sellers list.

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‘The Drunken Botanist’ by Amy Stewart, is a fun and informative  look at ‘the plants that create the world’s

great drinks!’ And now Ms. Stewart has created a collection of cocktail friendly

 

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herbs and fruits in a handy plant- six pack! I stumbled onto them

at Metropolitan Market! Of course the Mixologist’s Simple Syrups combo pack caught my eye!

 

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Lavender, Angelica, Rose Scented Geranium, Anise Hyssop, Orange Mint and more!

I have sweet plans for these little plants. I’m pulling together a glam  little cocktail only  herb garden

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and you can too! Cocktail dress required.

I’ll be back with the DIY, soon!

 

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