Quench & Tickle Bike Lane Bowling Organic Cocktail - Mocca and Tonic 0%

Quench & Tickle Bike Lane Bowling

Type: Organic cocktail
Producer: Quench & Tickle
Origin: Denmark
Alcohol percentage: 0%
Style: Fresh, fruity and aromatic

Description

Bike Lane Bowling from Quench & Tickle is a modern, organic cocktail that combines Nordic freshness with a playful summery character . It is inspired by the feeling of freedom and speed on a bike ride through the city – with the wind in your hair, the sun on your cheeks and a relaxed atmosphere in the air.

The cocktail is created with natural ingredients, organic fruits and botanical notes, which together provide an elegant balance between sweetness, acidity and freshness .

Fragrance

The scent is light, fruity and inviting with notes of:

Ripe berries and citrus

A touch of elderflower and herbs

Lightly acidic scent of lime and green apples

Taste

The taste is fresh and crisp – perfectly balanced between fruit and florality.

At the beginning, fresh notes of apple, lime and berries are felt.

This is followed by soft undertones of elderflower and mint , which provide depth and finesse.

The aftertaste is slightly sparkling, dry and refreshing , with a fine balance between fruit and acidity.

Bike Lane Bowling is sparkling and light on the tongue , making it ideal as a summer drink or aperitif.

Serving

Best served ice cold – preferably in a tall glass with ice cubes and garnished with a lemon slice, fresh berries or a mint leaf .

Perfectly suited for:

Light summer food, salads and seafood

Picnics, barbecues and outdoor events

A fresh alternative to cider or spritz

Overall impression

Quench & Tickle Bike Lane Bowling is a modern organic cocktail that captures the essence of lightness and joie de vivre. With its combination of fresh fruit, floral notes and a slightly sparkling touch , it is both festive and relaxed - an obvious choice for those looking for something natural, refreshing and stylish.

A cocktail that tastes of summer, community and good vibes – whether you're on the bike path or the dance floor.