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Grandma's House (non-alcoholic)
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Submitted on: March 1, 2021
This recipe was originally created for "Dry January", we're coming out of the holidays and spending time with family which both typically mean a lot of consumption of alcohol. This is a bit of an extension of all of that sin alcohol. There are varying smells and taste that may remind you of your grandma's house: fresh baked chocolate chip cookies, the potpourri in the restroom, apples and honey as a snack.
Ingredients
- 2 1/2 ozFresh Orange Juice
- 1/2 ozFresh Lime Juice
- 3/4 ozHoney Spiced Syrup
- 3 dashFee Bros. Aztec Chocolate Bitters
Tools
Cocktail Shaker
Collins Glass
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Freshly grated nutmeg.
Shake & Strain
Glass
By Josh Saphier
Director of Beverage, Eighteen36
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Josh Saphier has been bartending for more than a decade, in major cities across the United States. Getting his start in Boston, he quickly learned the ropes and started his craft cocktail journey. Los Angeles was his next move and he tended bar at Mastro’s in Beverly Hills. This high end steak house saw A-list celebrities nightly. His talent was quickly noticed and he took charge of the cocktail program. There, he created a standard craft cocktail menu in addition to a unique sake based cockta...
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Grandma's House (non-alcoholic)
Add ingredients to a shaker tin, add ice, shake, and strain over fresh ice in a Collins glass. Top with ginger beer and stir gently with a spoon.
Editor's Note
Fresh citrus and spiced honey evoke holiday nostalgia in this non-alcoholic highball. A dusting of nutmeg provides an aromatic finish that ties the profile together.
Ratings & Comments (1)
Crafted Pour
23 April 2026
This sounds like such a comforting and delicious non-alcoholic drink! The combination of spiced honey, chocolate, and citrus is so creative. We'd love to try making it – do you have a recipe for your Honey Spiced Syrup you'd be willing to share?
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