Hibiscus tea with freshly squeezed orange juice topped with club soda and crushed ice. This sparkling hibiscus orange soda is refreshing and delicious, perfect with brunch or for entertaining.
Happy Wednesday!
This past weekend my cousin turned 30 so we went to Napa Valley to spend the day eating and wine tasting. Despite the cold weather, flooded roads, and scattered rain, it was an amazing weekend. Unfortunately, since it was the weekend following Valentine’s Day, and also a long weekend, the wineries and restaurants were super packed. But it was still so much fun.
It was also my dad’s first time going to wine country. He kept telling me and my sisters not to buy too much wine. In the end, somehow we ended up with a case of wine, all picked out by our dad. And now because I bought a case, I’m also a wine club member. Lol.
I’ll share photos as soon as I can. And when you guys get the chance, you really have to visit.
In the mean time, let’s talk about this sparkling hibiscus orange soda.
I’m all about the pretty drinks. And this one has a vibrant color that I can’t help but obsess over. This sparkling hibiscus orange is non alcoholic, but it reminds me of mimosas. Maybe it’s because of oranges. So that means, this would be perfect with brunch too.
For this drink, I used fresh squeezed orange juice. Most of the time, I buy store bought orange juice, just because it’s easier. But there’s something about fresh squeezed orange juice that tastes so much more amazing. It’s a good thing we have an orange tree in front of my grandma’s house.
Brew two bags of hibiscus tea in two cups of hot water. Allow it to sit for several minutes before removing the tea bags.
Divide the hibiscus tea into two glasses. Pour freshly squeezed orange juice into the glasses. Top with club soda.
Serve the sparkling hibiscus orange soda topped with crushed ice.
- 1-2 tea bags of hibiscus tea
- 1 cup hot water
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 cup sparkling water/ club soda
- crushed ice
- mint leaves
- Brew hibiscus tea in hot water. Allow it to sit for several minutes before removing the tea bag.
- Divide the hibiscus tea into two glasses. Pour freshly squeezed orange juice into the glasses. Top with club soda.
- Serve the sparkling hibiscus orange soda topped with crushed ice.
Damaris says
Beautiful photos and looks delicious! I love hibiscus tea!
Andrea | Cooking with a Wallflower says
Awww, thank you!
Jessica says
What a fabulous orange color!
Movin' it with Michelle says
That sounds so refreshing!!
Andrea | Cooking with a Wallflower says
Thank you!
Movin' it with Michelle says
You’re so welcome!!!
Ray Laskowitz says
Throw a shot of vodka in there. It’ll enhance your brunch. 🙃
InspiresN says
Looks gorgeous!
skd says
I love iced teas. And this combination of hibiscus tea with sparkling water and orange juice is a must try. Ideal for hot summer days. Nice post Andrea!
Noellie says
Ooo interesting looks yummy
ksbeth says
this looks so refreshing
Jodam House says
I love this!