Grapefruit Tarragon Vodka

Blogger Brooke McLay from Cheeky Kitchen spikes a bottle of vodka with the spring-fresh flavors of grapefruit and tarragon.

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ingredients 3
Prep Time 5 min
Total Time 96 hr 0 min

Ingredients

1: pink or red grapefruit

1: bottle (750 ml) vodka

2: sprigs fresh tarragon

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Directions

1 Cut grapefruit in half; cut each half into 1/2-inch slices. Place grapefruit in 1-quart or larger glass jar with tight-fitting lid. Pour vodka over grapefruit, completely covering with vodka. Cover with lid. Let stand 4 days in cool, dark location.
2 Add tarragon sprigs; cover and shake well. Push tarragon into jar using spoon or fork so it is completely covered with vodka. Let stand in cool, dark location at least 2 more hours but no longer than 2 days.
3 Line strainer with cheesecloth; pour vodka through strainer into clean bottle. Cover; store in refrigerator up to 6 months. Discard grapefruit and tarragon.

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Expert Tips

Removing the tarragon (all pieces, no matter how small) after infusing for up to 2 days is important, or it will overpower the vodka and cause too strong a tarragon flavor in the final cocktail.

You can keep the strained vodka in your refrigerator up to 3 months.