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1 hours 30 minutes
Signature
A tea-based clarification that's tart, floral, and has a luxuriously silky texture.
What You'll Need
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Paper coffee filter
2 medium carafes
Syrup bottle
Tea strainer
Teapot
Gram scale
Hot water kettle
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250g sugar
125g boiling water
5g vanilla paste
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8g Dona Rose Is My Name tea or a similar loose-leaf black and rose tea
300g water at 205F
100g raspberry puree
60g brown sugar vanilla syrup
70g sudachi juice
5 dashes sichuan bitters
200g whole milk
Build
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Combine the brown sugar and boiling water in a pitcher. Stir to combine.
Let the syrup cool for 5 minutes and then add the vanilla paste, stirring again to combine.
Stir occasionally as the syrup finishes cooling to make sure that sugar doesn’t gather at the bottom.
Once cool, bottle and store the syrup in the fridge for up to two weeks.
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Steep the tea and hot water for 5 minutes before straining out the leaves.
Combine the tea, puree, syrup, sudachi, and bitters together.
In a separate carafe, add the milk.
Pour the tea mixture into the milk and stir gently until curds form. Let it sit for 30 minutes.
Pour the mixture into a coffee filter to separate the curds.
Pour the filtered liquid over the curds again for a second and finer filtration.
Fully chill the clear filtered drink in the fridge before serving in a chilled coupe glass.

