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A "Dirty Jasmine" is typically a caffeinated fusion drink that combines the floral notes of jasmine tea with a "dirty" element—most commonly a shot of espresso. It is often served as a latte, blending tea concentrate, milk or half-and-half, and coffee. While there is a classic gin cocktail called "The Jasmine" (made with gin, lemon juice, Campari, and Cointreau), it does not traditionally contain espresso. Therefore, a "Dirty Jasmine" is almost exclusively a coffee-shop style beverage rather than a standard cocktail.
To make an iced Dirty Jasmine, start by steeping a concentrated half-cup of high-quality jasmine green tea in hot water (ideally around 80°C) for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring in a touch of simple syrup or honey while it is still warm if you prefer a sweeter drink. Next, fill a tall glass with ice and pour in the strained jasmine tea concentrate, followed by 4 to 6 ounces of your preferred milk, with oat or whole milk providing a great creamy balance to the floral notes. Finally, pull a fresh single or double shot of espresso and slowly pour it over the top to create a beautiful marbled layer, giving the drink its signature "dirty" look before stirring gently to combine the roasted coffee and aromatic tea flavors.
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Jasmine Tea Concentrate: 2–3 oz (steep 2 tbsp of jasmine tea leaves in a small amount of hot water for 5 minutes).
Espresso: 1 double shot (approx. 2 oz).
Milk: 4–6 oz (or half-and-half for a richer texture).
Sweetener: 1–2 tsp of honey or simple syrup (optional, to taste).
Ice: For serving iced.
Brew a strong jasmine tea concentrate using a small amount of water. Let it cool slightly.
Prepare a double shot of espresso.
In a glass filled with ice, pour in the jasmine tea concentrate, your chosen sweetener, and the double shot of espresso.
Top the drink with milk or half-and-half. Stir well to combine the floral, bitter, and creamy layers.