- 4 or 5 Bigelow Plantation Mint teabags
- 1 c. freshly squeezed lime juice
- zest of 1 lime
- 1 c. sugar syrup (directions follow) or honey
For the tea: Pour one quart of boiling water over teabags and lime zest; cover and steep 7-10 minutes. Remove teabags and zest. Stir in sugar syrup or honey. Let cool. When cool, add lime juice and one quart cold water. Refrigerate until well chilled.
To serve: Pour tea in glass over ice and add club soda (or more chilled water) until tea is desired strength – 1 part tea to 1 part club soda. You can play with the strengths and balances to find what you like best!
I'm a 31-year-old Christian. My hope is to live a quiet life filled with home and hearth, family and friends, loveliness and simplicity. I'm wife to Douglas (married October 2008) and mother to Edmund (born November 2009), Lavinia (born May 2012), and Rosamund (born February 2014).



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The tea is certainly refreshing. Reading this recipe on a hot summer day fills my taste buds with longing. Shall we go to the store? ;-)
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