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Inspired by the signature cocktail at the Asian Post Office restaurant in Stockholm, today’s concoction will be one of the more interesting recipes you’ve tried in a while. Affectionately referred to as “the green one” by patrons, this drink’s standout ingredient is Thai Basil – an anise- and licorice-like leafy herb widely used throughout Southeast Asia. Not to be confused with the sweet Italian basil commonly used in pesto dishes.
Created by bar manager Robin Ogestadh, this intensely green libation is as easy on the eyes as it is on the palette, with a smooth, uniquely herbaceous base sweetened with notes of lemon and coconut. We made our foam with pressed coconut water but can’t wait to try it with coconut milk, too.
If you’re looking to impress your guests this weekend and green beer just ain’t cutting it, make this cocktail. We guarantee it’ll get the conversation flowing.
(Originally published 3/15/24)
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