Making a 'Sour' Olivia Rodrigo-Inspired Cocktail | Bone Apple Tea

Bone Apple Tea sees the Ones To Watch team reimagining our favorite lyrics, songs, and albums as all manner of delectable, and less delectable, edible fare.

There are two things that go hand-in-hand with heartbreak - Olivia Rodrigo's universally-acclaimed debut album Sour and cocktails. So, we thought why not combine the two? Perfect for your next party, girls' night, or simply listening to Sour alone in your room, this Olivia Rodrigo-inspired cocktail is sure to get you through anything and everything.

Still craving more Sour? Check out our review of Rodrigo's lauded debut album here.  

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