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Hibiscus–Tequila Sparkler

HibiscusTequila Sparkler cocktail recipe
Photo by Emma Fishman, food styling by Kat Boystova, prop styling by Allie Wist

Tart-sweet and shockingly pink hibiscus syrup is the star of this bright and refreshing cocktail. This recipe makes enough syrup for 16 drinks (great for a crowd), but if you have any leftover, there are endless creative ways to use it up. Drizzle over ice cream, use as a sweetener for lemonade or iced tea, mix into gin- or tequila-based cocktails, or even whisk into salad dressings.

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