Let’s talk cocktails! Specifically cocktails that are inspired by tequila, because, well.. (duh!) and laced with the essence of edible flowers. Oh yeah, we went there – Chamomile Citrus Paloma coming right at ya!
Look, it’s a known fact that I am obsessed with all things citrus based and spiked with tequila. However, I didn’t realize how head over heels in love I was going to fall for the chamomile citrus simple syrup that Vigor + Sage and I concocted for our new blog series inspired by edible flowers. Did you check out all of that chamomile deliciousness last week?
A few weeks ago we spent a few days in Palm Springs in this killer pool house. We grilled every day, we hiked, we sat in the hot tub, we shopped for treasures and we mixed drinks like nobody’s business! I love paloma’s with their fresh grapefruit juice and salty rims, but when you hit them with a little of the chamomile and citrus simple syrup they are elevated to a whole new level of tasty!
So, get your bathing suit and your poolside manner ready – it’s Paloma time! Also, holy crap - I'm in my bathing suit on the internet...never saw that coming!
PrintChamomile Citrus Paloma
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Total Time: 5 mins
- Yield: 1 drink 1x
Ingredients
to garnish
- kosher salt for rimming glass
- thin grapefruit wheel
- thin lime wheel
for the cocktail
- crushed ice
- ⅓ cup grapefruit juice
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 ouncechamomile citrus simple syrup
- ¼ cup tequila
blanco - ¼ cup club soda
Instructions
- Place the kosher salt onto a small shallow dish. Rub a slice of grapefruit around the rim of the glass then roll the glass in the kosher salt. Place the grapefruit and lime wheels against the inside of the glass and fill with crushed ice.
- Add the grapefruit juice, lime juice, chamomile citrus simple syrup, tequila and club soda to the glass. Stir to combine and serve immediately.
Vickie says
I grew chamomile this year and would love to access some of your recipes. When the parentages me to vigor and sage, I can’t go any further. That site will not let me access anything. Am I going something wrong?
Eliza Clendenin says
Hi Vickie! Thank you for your comment and for growing your own chamomile—how wonderful! I’m sorry to hear you’re having trouble accessing the recipes. It sounds like you might be experiencing a technical issue with the website.
To help you out, you can try refreshing the page or checking if there are any browser extensions that might be blocking the content. If the problem persists, please let me know, and I’ll make sure to get it sorted out for you.