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EAST INDIA
TODDY

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GEORGE
STAUNTON

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SPICE TRADE
ICE TEA

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A SELECTION OF OUR FAVOURITE
WINTER COCKTAILS
EACH RECIPE HAS BEEN INSPIRED BY OUR FINE FOODS RANGE
AND RICH HISTORY OF EXPLORATION.
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EAST INDIA TODDY
INGREDIENTS (TO MAKE 4 SERVINGS):

East India's Vanilla Cinnamon (Blend 74) Tea
East India's Chocolate Sugar
Tawny port
Oranges

INSTRUCTIONS:


Brew the Vanilla Cinnamon Tea by putting 6 heaped teaspoons of the tea into a teapot and infusing with boiling water, filling only
halfway. Leave to stand for 4 minutes and strain into a jug. Add 4 measures of the Tawny port and 4 tablespoons of the Chocolate
Sugar into the mixture and stir well. Pour equally into 4 toddy glasses and garnish with a slice of orange. Serve hot.

Ryu Okada, a London-based mixologist, has specially created this warm drink to bring a touch of East India Company charm to
your winter cocktails. The recipe has been inspired by The Company’s fine foods range and its rich history of exploration.
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THE GEORGE STAUNTON COCKTAIL
INGREDIENTS (TO MAKE 4 SERVINGS):

East India's Staunton Earl Grey Tea
East India's Orange Blossom Cordial
Cointreau
Orange, lemon and lime
Ice

INSTRUCTIONS:


Brew the Staunton Earl Grey Tea by putting 6 heaped teaspoons of the tea into a teapot and infusing with boiling
water, filling only halfway. Leave to stand for 4 minutes and strain into a jug. Place in fridge until chilled. Add a handful
of ice and 4 tablespoons of Orange Blossom Cordial. Add 4 tablespoons of Cointreau and adjust according to taste.
Stir well and add to highball glasses. Slice the orange, lemon and lime to garnish.
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SPICE TRADE ICE TEA
INGREDIENTS (TO MAKE 4 SERVINGS):

East India's Governor Aungier's Bombay Chai Tea
Dark rum
Condensed milk
Nutmeg
Ice

INSTRUCTIONS:


Brew the Governor Aungier's Bombay Chai Tea by putting 6 heaped teaspoons of the tea into a teapot and infusing
with boiling water, filling only halfway. Leave to stand for 4 minutes and strain into a jug. Place in fridge until chilled.
Add a handful of ice and pour half a tin of condensed milk into your mixture and stir well. Add 4 measures of dark rum
and adjust to taste. Pour equally into 4 glasses and garnish with grated nutmeg.

THE STORY OF PUNCH


From India Pale Ales to Gin and Tonic, The East India Company influenced the revelry scene in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Arguably, though the most interesting cocktail they introduced to England from India in the early seventeenth century was the Punch. In those
days known as Paanch, which translates to mean 'five' in Hindi – this referred to a drink made of five ingredients: water, fruit, tea, sugar and alcohol,
and was a summer elixir used to escape the searing Indian heat.

Over time the word for this wonderful combination of flavours slowly changed to ‘Poonch’ and then ‘Punch,’ as we know it today.

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