Detox Soda
- Owl's Brew
- Jan 3, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 27, 2020
Sparkling green tea with citrus and habanero (Non-alch cocktail). With an antioxidant boost from the green tea, and a kick from the habanero...it's not your average mocktail!
3oz Wicked Margarita (Green Tea, Lime, Habanero)
3oz Sparkling Water
Squeeze of Lime
Garnish with mint sprig
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