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Allspiced pineapple fruit with delicate caramel-like agave richness and grape fresh pisco spirituous spice.
I love Daiquiris and this is basically a classic Daiquiri with a few bells and whistles: orange curaçao, lime juice, almond syrup, amaretto, falernum,
With its trio of rums at a full measure a piece, this maritime sour is one of the punchiest drinks on the classic roster of Tiki cocktails.
Rhum Agricole and Allspice Dram play a huge role in what is one of the most complex of all classic Tiki drinks.
Powerful funky rum and delicate cinnamon spice partially tamed by rich fruit and sweetened clove.
This Tiki classic looks a little like frozen stagnant pond water but tastes minty fresh and rather good.
Characterful and well-aged rums with a blend of citrus and all-important pimento dram. You may swap rums but there's no substitute for the pimento dram.
The holy trinity of rum, coconut and pineapple served in a well-balanced, not overly sweet Tiki-style cocktail.
A tangy banana drink that's not overly sweet and is more sophisticated than the uninitiated may expect.
There's a touch of Tiki to this pineapple rum sour that's made distinctive by peppermint and herbal flavours.
A standard Daiquiri turned premium and given a touch of Tiki with added notes of almond and pineapple.
A tad debauched but very tasty.
A riff on the classic Hotel Nacional Special cocktail with rum-laced, sweet 'n' sour, tropical fruit and delicate cinnamon spice.
Don't be fooled by this seemingly innocuous orange-yellow long, fruity cocktail. It packs a serious punch with sweet almond notes masking its rum, gin
A well-balanced (neither too strong nor too sweet), short, fruity drink which is reminiscent of the modern-day Bramble.
Banana notes are subtle in this rum and cognac-laced sipper.
A funked-up Daiquiri. To properly appreciate, sip while listening to Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) from the album Hand On The Torch played at 11.
Spirituous enough for a pirate. Why the name? Well, one of the rums has some 'funk', both rums have nautical connections, the lime protects against scurvy,
The classic pineapple and coconut combo with a touch of rum funk and subdued apricot. Smashes are usually short drinks that include muddled mint. Strictly
Rum-laced fruit, as with most Trader Vic classics, balanced rather than sweet.
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