Matcha Rhubarb Fizz

A sparkling, botanical cooler featuring homemade rhubarb-strawberry-ginger syrup, spicy ginger beer, and whisked ceremonial matcha.

This matcha rhubarb fizz is pure spring in a glass! Tangy, fizzy, earthy, and just sweet enough, with the prettiest natural blush colour. The star is a homemade simmered rhubarb, fresh ginger, vanilla, and strawberry syrup that brings the whole glass to life. Topped with fiery cold ginger beer and a vibrant layer of ceremonial green matcha, it is an energising, layered mocktail that looks as stunning as it tastes.

Matcha Rhubarb Fizz, a Asian recipe
Prep10 min
Cook30 min
Cooling30 min
Total40 min
Serves1
LevelEasy
Watch on Instagram

Before you start

Get your mise en place ready so nothing catches you out mid-cook.

Method

  1. 1

    Make the Syrup

    In a medium saucepan, combine 250 g chopped rhubarb, 100 g halved strawberries, sliced ginger, 1 tsp vanilla extract, 150 g sugar, and 250 ml water.

  2. 2

    Bring to a gentle boil over medium heat, stirring until the sugar completely dissolves. Reduce heat to low, cover partially with a lid, and simmer gently for 25–30 minutes until the rhubarb and strawberries are soft, pulpy, and the syrup turns a vibrant blush-pink colour.

    ⏱ 30 min
  3. 3

    Strain and Cool

    Strain the syrup through a fine-mesh sieve into a clean glass jug or jar without pressing too hard on the solids (to keep the syrup clear). Allow to cool completely.

The rest of this recipe

There’s 6 more ingredients and 6 more steps to go.

Start 7 days free and the rest of Matcha Rhubarb Fizz opens in full.

  • Every recipe in full, this one included
  • One shopping list across everything you’re cooking
  • Servings that scale, and cups instead of grams
  • Ask Chef Ivana Sanshia a question on any recipe

A payment method is collected at checkout. Your 7 days are free; cancel before they’re up and you’re not charged. After that your plan renews automatically until you cancel, which takes two clicks in your account.

Ivana Sanshia’s note

Adding a handful of ripe strawberries to the simmering rhubarb is the secret to getting that gorgeous, glowing natural pink colour without needing any artificial food colouring.

Club

Ask Chef Ivana Sanshia

If you have any questions, ask, and Ivana Sanshia replies to you personally. No Bots, No AI.

Filed under

Picked by Ivana Sanshia

Other dishes you might like

All recipes →

Hand-picked to round out the meal, or simply to cook next.