Mocktails that pair with
Across 3 related dishes — most-paired first.
Tea-based & herbal
Hibiscus tea, fresh lime, tonic water. Tart, ruby-pink.
Hop bitterness, gentle malt sweetness, and herbal-acid pours all tame chili and round out curry richness.
Works with Jamaican Curry · Jamaican Curry Chicken · Pan-seared Chicken Breasts With Jamaican Curry
Spritzers & fizzes
Ginger beer, fresh lime, a dash of bitters. The non-alc Moscow Mule.
Hop bitterness, gentle malt sweetness, and herbal-acid pours all tame chili and round out curry richness.
Works with Jamaican Curry · Jamaican Curry Chicken · Pan-seared Chicken Breasts With Jamaican Curry
Citrus & shrubs
Bright, simple, endlessly versatile. The everything-pairing.
Hop bitterness, gentle malt sweetness, and herbal-acid pours all tame chili and round out curry richness.
Works with Jamaican Curry · Jamaican Curry Chicken · Pan-seared Chicken Breasts With Jamaican Curry
Virgin classics
Pomegranate or grape juice, citrus slices, sparkling water, fresh mint.
Hop bitterness, gentle malt sweetness, and herbal-acid pours all tame chili and round out curry richness.
Works with Jamaican Curry · Jamaican Curry Chicken · Pan-seared Chicken Breasts With Jamaican Curry
Tea-based & herbal
Chamomile-honey syrup, lemon, soda. Soft and floral.
Mid-bodied, soft-sweet, citrus-bright pours flex with everything from roast bird to fried wings.
Works with Jamaican Curry Chicken · Pan-seared Chicken Breasts With Jamaican Curry
Spritzers & fizzes
Elderflower cordial, sparkling water, a squeeze of lime. Floral and clean.
Mid-bodied, soft-sweet, citrus-bright pours flex with everything from roast bird to fried wings.
Works with Jamaican Curry Chicken · Pan-seared Chicken Breasts With Jamaican Curry
Virgin classics
Mint, lime, sugar, soda. Stands on its own without rum.
Rum-and-citrus, ginger-warm, and tropical-fruit pours sit in the same heat-and-sweet pocket as the cuisine.
Punches & sangrias
Watermelon juice, fresh mint, lime, sparkling water.
Rum-and-citrus, ginger-warm, and tropical-fruit pours sit in the same heat-and-sweet pocket as the cuisine.