Happy (almost) Valentine's Day! These five better-for-you cocktails can be a fun addition to any gathering, from date nights to time with friends or family. We hope they add something special to your day, no matter what kind of love you're celebrating. 🍸
Brew double-strength hibiscus tea: Add 2 tea bags of hibiscus tea to 1 cup boiling water and let steep for 10 minutes. Carefully squeeze out tea bags with a spoon.Add ½ cup ginger kombucha and a shot of rum, then stir.
Top with sparkling water and a sprig of mint or slice of lime.For one last simple option, this take on a classic margarita substitutes sparkling water for the typical sugary orange liqueur. Feel free to make it your own by adding some jalapeño or even a little orange juice.
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