Martenitsa

The Martenitsa tradition is particularly strong in Bulgaria and parts of the Balkans. The red and white colors symbolize health and purity, and the act of giving or exchanging Martenitsas is considered a gesture of goodwill, friendship, and the anticipation of warmer weather. It's a cultural and folkloric tradition that adds a touch of charm to the transition from winter to spring. People often wear the Martenitsa until they see the first signs of spring, such as blossoming trees or the arrival of storks. Afterward, they may tie it to a flowering tree for good luck.
How about a "Spring Blossom Bliss" mocktail with Dryzen Gin Alternative? Combine it with elderflower syrup, freshly squeezed lemon juice, and a splash of tonic water. Garnish with a twist of orange peel for a refreshing and festive Martenitsa-inspired drink.