This is the Pandora-inspired drink that visitors to the Tokyo Disney Resort will be able to sample during the opening week of “Avatar: The Way of Water”. One of the exotic flavours included in this otherworldly drink is none other than rooibos, a South African tea that only grows in the unique biome of the Cederberg.
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As fans across the world await the release of the blockbuster sci-fi movie “Avatar: The Way of Water”, which opens in cinemas this week, visitors to the Tokyo Disney Resort will be treated to a taste of Pandora.
Patrons are in for a real treat, as the drink can also be lit up to reflect the illuminant world of Pandora.
Chefs at the resort have created exotic tastes and flavours that capture the fictional habitat of the Na’vi people. Their signature drink, which is inspired by the oceans and forests of Pandora, is a mix of rooibos jelly, elderflower and passion fruit syrups with cacao nibs sprinkled on top.
Adele du Toit, a spokesperson for the SA Rooibos Council (SARC), says rooibos never ceases to surprise her.
“This proudly South African product that only grows in the unique biome of the Cederberg of the Western Cape has now also captured the imagination of Disney resort chefs, who were briefed to capture the essence of Pandora.”
“We couldn’t be prouder! The fictional Na’vi tribe lives in an awe-inspiring land with striking natural splendour. The fact that Rooibos was chosen as one of the special ingredients to celebrate the magnificence of such a beautiful planet is an honour.”
The world of Pandora is coming alive this week at Disney resorts and parks across the globe with Alpha Centauri Expeditions (ACE) that promise a transformational experience of a lifetime – filled with floating mountains, bioluminescent forests, winged mountain banshees and more.
“Avatar: The Way of Water” opens in cinemas in South Africa this Friday, 16 December.
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