Belgian Float

48-hours of cold extraction meets the quiet fizz of barley tea. Date syrup draws out the Abbey Ale's fermented sweetness, and a touch of acid brings it all into focus — roasted, effervescent, and surprisingly light on its feet.

Ingredients

  • 4oz. 48 Hour Abbey Ale Cold Brew
  • 3/4oz. Date Syrup
  • 4oz. Carbonated Barley Tea
  • 2 Drops Acid Adjusted Malic and Citric Acid

Garnish

Sliced Medjool Dates

Tools

  • Soda Stream
  • Boston Shaker
  • Strainer

Build

1. Cold steep barley tea for 8 hours.

2. Fill the short side of the Boston Shaker halfway with ice. Add 3oz Cold brew Abbey and 3/4oz of date syrup to the shaker. Shake vigorously for 15 seconds.

3. Prepare 6oz cold-steeped barley tea and carbonate using Soda Stream.

4. Pour onto your choice of glassware, then float the shaken Cold brew Abbey on top of the carbonated barley tea.

Glassware

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