Quince Vodka Shrub

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Written By Natasha Feldman

Shrubs are becoming a thing.  For cocktails.  Not your garden.
Before they start to bore your friends and they’re on the hunt for the next thing, start shrubbing!

INGREDIENTS:

  • 2 parts vodka

  • 1 part shrub (I used Inna Jam quince shrub)

  • 2 parts sparkling water

  • Squeeze of lime

  • Cranberries if you want to go full-on holiday mode

LET’S COOK:

  1. Layer the ingredients into your favorite glass with ice and stir

  2. Garnish with a little lime and some cranberries, if you feel fancy

[SERVES 1]

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