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Cocktail of the week: Kokum’s spiced tamarind and apple sour – recipe | The good mixer

The Guardian UK Friday 23 October 2026, 12:00 UTC By Dhononjoy Roy Dip 1 min read
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A lively tequila sour shaken up with an injection of tamarind and star aniseRich tamarind chutney gives this vibrant tequila sour a sweet-sour depth that pairs brilliantly with crisp apple juice. Dhononjoy Roy Dip, mixologist, Kokum, London SE22 Continue reading...

A lively tequila sour shaken up with an injection of tamarind and star anise

Rich tamarind chutney gives this vibrant tequila sour a sweet-sour depth that pairs brilliantly with crisp apple juice.

Dhononjoy Roy Dip, mixologist, Kokum, London SE22

Continue reading...
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