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  • Cocktail Matcha Tonic : Un Boost Énergisant et Rafraîchissant
  • Matcha Tonic Cocktail: A Refreshing Energy Boost


    Matcha cocktails are popping up on the menus of top bars around the world. Matcha tonic is one of those drinks you can enjoy both alcohol-free and with a splash of gin. With its subtle Japanese umami, matcha gives this classic a fresh aromatic twist. Refreshing yet uplifting, it keeps matcha’s gentle energy—perfect for sunny days and summer evenings.

    Prep & Cook Time

    • Prep time: 3 minutes
    • No cooking required

    Ingredients (serves 2)

    Step-by-Step Instructions

    1. Prepare the glasses:

    Add ice cubes to two large glasses and pour 150 ml tonic into each.

    2. Prepare the matcha:

    Whisk the matcha into lukewarm water using a chasen, a shaker, or a milk frother. Divide the prepared matcha between the two glasses.

    3. Add the lime:

    Squeeze lime juice into each glass. The tonic and matcha layers may stay separated—serve with a straw and stir before sipping.

    Tips

    For an alcoholic version, add a splash of gin to each glass before pouring in the tonic for an even more refreshing serve.

    Nutritional note

    Matcha is rich in antioxidants and L-theanine, offering a boost that feels both energising and calming. A lighter alternative to many cocktails, with a naturally clean lift.

    When to enjoy it

    Ideal for hot days or summer evenings, this matcha tonic is a refreshing drink that brings brightness at any moment.

    Diet-friendly

    This recipe can be vegan and gluten-free, depending on the tonic you choose.

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