Tequila Chamomile Hot Toddy

We love hot toddies and it’s the perfect time of year to fall head over heels with the warm drink. Cheers to the chilly days of winter with a stunning, steaming drink that will warm you through and through.

Tequila Chamomile Hot Toddy

What better way to warm up than with this tequila and chamomile infusion by New York City’s of Dos Caminos restaurant. The Tequila Toddy is easy to make at home and can be enjoyed at all of their locations.

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Tequila Chamomile Hot Toddy


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  • Author: Dos Caminos
  • Yield: 1 drink 1x

Description

We love hot toddies and it’s the perfect time of year to fall head over heels with the warm drink. Cheers to the chilly days of winter with a stunning, steaming drink that will warm you through and through.


Ingredients

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  • 2 oz. Cimmarón Reposado Tequila infused with Chamomile
  • 2 oz. Agave
  • 1 oz. Fresh Lemon Juice
  • 4 oz. Very Hot Water

Instructions

  1. Take the hot water, honey and mix well in a large mug.
  2. Add the tequila and lemon. Mix well.
  3. Garnish with a lemon wheel on the side of the glass, a Cinnamon Stick, and a sprinkle of cayenne.

Tequila & Chamomile Infusion:

  1. Take two chamomile tea bags and infuse in a liter of Reposado Tequila overnight. Remove the tea bags. Good for one month.

 

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  1. This sounds delicious! I make a simple 8 oz cup of chamomile with a 1 oz shot of 100% agave tequila and a teaspoon of local honey. A wonderful nightcap after a busy day!






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