2-minute Berry Mocktail at Home

Rubaiya Nusrat • 1 min read

This quick and easy-to-make mocktail recipe is unbelievably refreshing! It takes only 2 minutes and drives out all the stress away.

Ingredients

3 to 4 mixed berries
1 glass of sparkling water (preferably lime)
Twinings berry flavored tea (or any other berry-flavored tea)

Process

Pour 1 glass of sparkling water and dip 1 tea bag of the berry-flavored tea. Leave it for 30 seconds and then get rid of the tea bag. Add the berries and some ice. There! Enjoy this sumptuous drink with your friends and family.

Rubaiya Nusrat writes for Revlox Magazine across culture, history, style, and sharp long-form reporting. Read more

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