Try This Easy Bourbon Iced Tea Recipe For A Summer House Party

In the summer, it's common to have gatherings in the afternoon that go all the way through supper and feature a wide selection of iced drinks. Sometimes you need something quick and simple to whip up yet still impressive enough to serve to guests. This uncomplicated bourbon tea is a brilliant option for those times. It's more robust, and boozier. You may make it with any combination of bourbon whiskey and tea that strikes your fancy. But, the secret to this drink's success lies in the use of the sweet lemon liqueur. That makes this whiskey tea drink unusual. 

The quantity of the recipe may be simply expanded to accommodate a larger gathering as well. If you want to wow your visitors with a refreshing drink, you may make the tea and other ingredients ahead of time, store them in the fridge, and then serve them over ice.

For the finest experience, choose a high-end bourbon that is both smooth and robust in flavour. The recipe works well with just about any bourbon whiskey. Limoncello is a sweet lemon liqueur that adds tang, zest and sweetness to any drink. Several modern microdistilleries also make a superb limoncello, so it wouldn't hurt to inquire about a distillery in your area. You can buy limoncello, but if you want to try something new, you can always create your own.

The variety of teas available is practically limitless. A high-quality, neutral-flavoured tea, such as black tea, is ideal for this beverage.

Many types of tea call for different steeping times. Teas may be steeped in less than 5 minutes using the hot brewing technique, which extracts more flavour. Tea is best served cold, so once it has reached peak taste, put it in the fridge until you're ready to make a drink. Put the tea in the freezer for 5 to 10 minutes if you need to cool it down rapidly. Even this can be ramped up if the tea is divided into more manageable servings.

Bourbon Iced Tea Recipe

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Ingredients

• 1 1/2 ounces of bourbon whiskey
• 1/2-ounce limoncello
• 4 ounces iced tea, freshly brewed
• Lemon wedge for garnish

Method

• Get all the stuff you need. Pour some bourbon and limoncello into an old-fashioned double glass and stir. Put some ice in a glass and fill it with iced tea. Use a slice of lemon as a garnish. 

Have fun with your drink!