Imagine, that there is no electricity and heavy rains, the atmosphere is a bit romantic and interesting, you are playing old songs or slow jazz vibes, even these days, romantic lofi music is trending pondering on your thoughts and having your own sweet personal time. Well, we ought to have our favourite personal drink to sip while we ponder upon a lot of things…
Here are some rains and chilly weather combination drinks…
Non-Alcoholic Hot Today
A hot toddy is a warm mixed drink consisting of liquor, water, honey (or sugar), lemon, herbs or tea, and spices. It is traditionally consumed before bed, in cold weather, or to alleviate cold and flu symptoms. The word “toddy” originates from India and dates back to 1786. But, while we can/not have a liquor-made drink, a non-alcoholic drink soothing the throat can be made.
Kashmiri Kahwa
Kahwa tea, a traditional beverage from Kashmir, offers a delightful blend of taste, aroma, and numerous health benefits. With saffron as a key ingredient, it provides warmth during cold winters. This exotic tea comprises Kashmiri green tea leaves, whole spices, nuts, and saffron, traditionally brewed in a brass kettle called a samovar. Variations of kahwa include different combinations of ingredients, resulting in unique flavors and aromas. A classic Kashmiri Kahwa typically includes saffron, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and a choice of dried fruits.
Classic Hot Chocolate with Marshmellow
Mint Green Tea
Savour the soothing essence of mint green tea as it gently revitalizes your senses. The delicate infusion of refreshing mint leaves with the subtle notes of green tea creates a harmonious blend that invigorates and rejuvenates. Allow the minty freshness to awaken your palate and bring a moment of calm to your day after your hectic office schedule.
Traditional Filter Coffee
The captivating aroma fills the air as the dark brew drips through the filter, promising a perfect cup of bliss. Each sip delivers a robust flavor, leaving a lingering taste that awakens your senses and transports you to the heart of South Indian coffee culture, especially when it is raining.
What are your favourite drinks?
