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Pink Guava, Lavender & Sage: How to Balance Aromatics Without Alcohol
Some mocktails taste like a compromise. This one does not.
This sparkling guava build is bright, aromatic, and structured like a real cocktail: fruit depth from pink guava, clean acidity from lemon, a soft herbal lift from lavender and sage, and tight seasoning from saline. Carbonation makes it feel lighter and more “grown-up” without adding alcohol.


Acids in Mixology: A Beginner’s Guide to Balanced Cocktails
Acidity is the difference between a cocktail that tastes crisp and “finished” and one that feels flat, heavy, or overly sweet. It is also one of the fastest ways to improve consistency: citrus changes from day to day, while a measured approach to acidity can keep a drink tasting the way it was designed.


How to Make a Shrub: Easy Drinking Vinegar Syrup for Beginners
Shrub is a sweet and tart syrup made with fruit, sugar, and vinegar. It is used like a flavor concentrate. Add a small amount to soda for an instant non-alcoholic drink, or use it in cocktails as a fast way to build fruit, acidity, and aroma in one ingredient.
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