I am so excited! I just started a new series on my YouTube channel where I combine my two favorite loves in this life: art history and mocktails! And what better artwork to start with than Van Gogh’s masterpiece, The Starry Night?!

In my new art history mocktail series, I am going to be taking famous works of art, art movements, or artists and turning them into a mocktail. This week, I recreated The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh and, I must say, it was quite a success. 🙂

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The Recipe

Art History Mocktails: The Starry Night

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• Author: Amara Andrew
• Cook Time: 3 minutes
• Total Time: 3 minutes
• Yield: 1 mocktail 1x
• Category: Beverages, cocktails, drinks, mocktails
• Method: Built

Ingredients

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For the mocktail:

• ½ tsp. blue spirulina powder whisked together with about 1 tsp. of water
• 1– 1 ½ tsp. organic lemon-lavender simple syrup (depending on how sweet you like your drinks!)
• Topo Chico

For the garnish:

• 2–3 organic mint leaves 
• 1 organic lemon wheel 

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Instructions

1. First, mix ½ tsp. of blue spirulina powder with 1 tsp. of water. Set aside.
2. In a Collins glass, add 4 ice cubes. 
3. Pour the lemon-lavender simple syrup over the ice. Then, pour the blue spirulina powder/water mixture over the syrup.
4.  Top with Topo Chico.
5. Add in a few mint leaves as garnish and then finish with a lemon wheel.
6. Enjoy your very own version of Starry Night! 🙂