Chai White Russian

The Matcha Mojito is what happens when a zen tea ceremony wanders into a Havana bar and immediately forgets why it was there. Earthy, vibrant matcha brings a soft, grassy depth, shaken up with fresh lime, mint, and a splash of white rum that politely ignores the whole mindfulness brief. It’s bright, refreshing, and just unconventional enough to make people raise an eyebrow before ordering a second.

On the palate, it’s crisp and cooling at first — mint and citrus doing their thing — then the matcha rolls in, calm, green, and quietly complex, like it’s trying to talk you through your breathing while the rum keeps interrupting. The result is clean, lively, and dangerously drinkable, with a finish that feels fresh rather than sugary, and smug in that I’m drinking something interesting kind of way.

Perfect for warm evenings, curious drinkers, and anyone who likes their cocktails refreshing but slightly rebellious. A drink that pretends it’s good for you, while very clearly being out past its bedtime.