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Vermont Orchard Refresher

Refreshing mocktail with maple syrup, apple cider, and dill pickle brine

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Vermont Orchard Refresher

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Serving 1 cocktail

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An original mocktail inspired by Vermont that incorporates maple syrup, shaved ice, apple cider and dill pickles

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Delve into the crisp essence of Vermont's autumn orchards with this refreshing mocktail. This creative concoction marries the earthy sweetness of maple syrup with the tartness of apple cider, while shaved ice provides a cool, slushy texture, and a surprising twist of dill pickle brine adds a unique savoriness that balances the sweetness. The result is a multifaceted, non-alcoholic beverage that is as intriguing as it is refreshing. Ingredients: - 2 oz fresh apple cider - 1 oz real Vermont maple syrup - 1/2 oz dill pickle brine - 1 cup shaved ice - 2-3 thin slices of dill pickle for garnish - A sprig of fresh dill for garnish - Apple slice for garnish Instructions: 1. Fill a blender with the shaved ice to create a fine, snow-like consistency. 2. Pour the fresh apple cider, Vermont maple syrup, and dill pickle brine into the blender. 3. Blend the mixture just until it's well combined and the ice takes on a slushy texture. 4. Pour the mixture into a chilled mason jar or highball glass, embracing the rustic Vermont feel. 5. Garnish with thin slices of dill pickle on a skewer, a fresh sprig of dill, and a slice of apple on the rim of the glass. 6. Serve immediately with a straw and enjoy the fusion of sweet, tart, and savory in this homage to Vermont's harvest season. The Vermont Orchard Refresher is a delightful mocktail that's perfect for sipping on a crisp fall day or whenever you want a taste of New England's finest flavors.

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