Jin Ju Nin MengIn this year’s SAVEUR 100, we take stock of our favorite things: recipes, people, places. We consider every last one a new classic.

On a sweltering day in central Taiwan, I tasted the most refreshing drink I've ever had. This cooling cousin of limeade, made by crushing the fruit limequat—a bittersweet hybrid of Key lime and kumquat—into water with dried sour plums and then mixing in honey and ice. In the heat of the afternoon, it was exactly the kind of relief I sought.

See the recipe for Jin Ju Nin Meng »

If you can't find limequats, you can make this drink with a combination of limes and kumquats — or you can buy a limequat tree at Amazon.com.

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Jin Ju Nin Meng

In this year’s SAVEUR 100, we take stock of our favorite things: recipes, people, places. We consider every last one a new classic.

By Ben Mims


Published on December 29, 2011

On a sweltering day in central Taiwan, I tasted the most refreshing drink I've ever had. This cooling cousin of limeade, made by crushing the fruit limequat—a bittersweet hybrid of Key lime and kumquat—into water with dried sour plums and then mixing in honey and ice. In the heat of the afternoon, it was exactly the kind of relief I sought.

See the recipe for Jin Ju Nin Meng »

If you can't find limequats, you can make this drink with a combination of limes and kumquats — or you can buy a limequat tree at Amazon.com.

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