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Want Super Fresh Cocktails? The Trick Is Planting a Mini Garden In Your Kitchen—Here’s How
How to plant herbs right in your kitchen, according to a blogger. Use mint, thyme, or rosemary for fresh cocktails and meals.

Ever tried to make a cocktail at home, and been disappointed it doesn’t feel mixologist-level? (*Everyone shakes their heads.*) Here’s a tip: It might be because you’re not using the freshest ingredients.
Take herbs, for example. Beyond making DIY drinks more photo-worthy, they add bright, herbaceous, gorgeous flavor to any beverage or dish. So in the spirit of being able to make a round of extra-special sips whenever the urge hits, blogger and shop owner Chloe MacKintosh is breaking down how to plant herbs right in your kitchen.
Her go-tos are fresh mint, rosemary, and thyme (all great for cooking delicious homemade meals or even to decorate a charcuterie board, just saying). And growing them right on your own counter or windowsill is actually really simple with her genius tips.
Because a garnish can’t make a cocktail by itself, though, MacKintosh loves this recipe for a Peach Iced Tea featuring Plume & Petal™ Peach Wave—a refreshing vodka infused with natural flavors including white peach, lavender, and black tea—with a fresh mint sprig and a peach slice for that profesh-looking (and tasting) result.
Snag the recipe below, then watch the video for MacKintosh’s tutorial on how to plant herbs in your kitchen.
Peach Iced Tea recipe
Ingredients4 parts Plume & Petal Peach Wave2 parts iced black tea2 parts fresh lemonadePeach slice for garnishMint sprig for garnish
1. Mix together all ingredients in a chilled pitcher or carafe.
2. To serve, pour over ice in a Collins glass, and garnish with a peach slice and fresh mint sprig.
For more recipes, visit www.plumeandpetal.com.
Recipe: Courtesy of Plume & Petal™