It is worth taking the time to let this marinate for the full two days, as it makes a noticeable difference to the final flavour.
When the drink is sipped, it feels like bottling the taste of summer, making the wait worthwhile. It is perfect for special occasions such as picnics or barbecues with friends.
Serves 6
To decorate
Combine all the ingredients in a large jug and leave to marinate in the fridge for at least 2 days.
To serve, strain into ice-filled highball glasses and decorate with the sliced strawberries, lemon and orange peel and mint sprigs.
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