Yuzu & Jasmine Spritz - The Cocktail Edit
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The Cocktail Edit by Alice Lascelles (Quadrille, £16.99), Photography by Laura Edwards.
How do you drink Yuzushu at home? A question we often get asked by our customers.
Fear not, Alice Lascelle's new book The Cocktail Edit is made for all of us who tend bar at our kitchen table!
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YUZU & JASMINE SPRITZ
A delicate, low-alcohol spritz that marries sherbetty yuzu fruit with fragrant jasmine tea. I use Saicho Sparkling Jasmine Tea, which is lightly sweetened with grape juice. If you have a sparkling tea that's unsweetened – or a very tart yuzushu – you may want to add a dash of sugar syrup. A recipe that also works brilliantly with sparkling wine in place of jasmine tea.
GLASS: rocks
GARNISH: cucumber and/or edible flower
METHOD: build over ice
75ml yuzushu - try different variations from the Umeshuya collection!
50ml sparkling jasmine tea
5–10ml sugar syrup (optional)