Surfer On Acid Cocktail

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Old-fashioned glass...
1 fl oz Jägermeister Liqueur
1 fl oz Coconut rum liqueur
1½ fl oz Fresh pressed pineapple juice
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How to make:

SHAKE all ingredients with ice and strain into ice-filled glass.

Garnish:

Pineapple wedge

Comment:

Slightly sweet and very fruity – who'd have guessed Jägermeister would work so well with the classic coconut rum and pineapple juice combo.

About:

Adapted from the Surfer On Acid shot, created in the 1990s by Eric Tecosky, then a bartender at a club on Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, USA.

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