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A glass of tea mocktail similar to an old fashioned made with Smoky Mountains Cowboy Chai loose leaf tea from Full Moon Tea Company with an orange twist on a wooden table.

Smoky Maple "Bourbon" Mocktail

If you’re craving something that feels like a cocktail but want to keep it booze-free, this Smoky Maple Bourbon Mocktail is here to deliver. With our Smoky Mountains Cowboy Chai as the base, this drink layers deep, earthy flavors with maple sweetness and a hint of citrus. It’s a cozy, fireside kind of beverage—perfect for winding down after a long autumn day.

Why This Recipe Works

The Cowboy Chai already has a naturally smoky and spiced profile, so when paired with maple syrup and orange juice, it transforms into a rich, complex mocktail that feels every bit as sophisticated as a craft cocktail.

Perfect for:

  • Campfire nights 🔥
  • A festive non-alcoholic option at fall gatherings
  • Those who love smoky flavors without the burn of alcohol

Ingredients

  • 2 tsp Smoky Mountains Cowboy Chai
  • 1 cup hot water
  • ½ tsp maple syrup
  • 2 tsp orange juice
  • Smoked salt rim (optional)
  • Garnish: dehydrated orange slice

Instructions

  1. Brew: Steep Smoky Mountains Cowboy Chai in hot water for 5–7 minutes to get a strong infusion.
  2. Sweeten & Brighten: Stir in maple syrup and orange juice.
  3. Rim the Glass (optional): Coat the rim of your glass with smoked salt for extra depth.
  4. Garnish: Add a dehydrated orange slice for a finishing touch.

Serving Tips

  • For extra smokiness, carefully burn a cinnamon stick and place it on top as a garnish.
  • Want a boozy version? Add a splash of real bourbon or whiskey.
  • Serve in a rocks glass over ice for maximum cocktail vibes.
A glass of tea mocktail similar to an old fashioned made with Smoky Mountains Cowboy Chai loose leaf tea from Full Moon Tea Company with an orange twist on a wooden table.

The Vibe

This mocktail is bold, warming, and grounding—like sitting around a campfire in the Smoky Mountains, under a starry sky.