If using packaged pineapple juice (rather than fresh), then it pays to add a couple of muddled wedges of fresh pineapple to the recipe above as this improves...
I made it with Appleton 8yo, Eager pineapple juice and Monin grenadine. Photographed just last week. Sticks in my mind as I flaffed the bitters line across the top, much to Dan's amusement.
The origin attributed, allegedly, to the reopening after renovation of the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas in 1954. Reducing pineapple juice to 1 oz, increase lime to 3/4 oz and grenadine to 1/4 oz helps the overall balance IMHO. Garnish with a long thin dash of Peychauds Bitters across the foamy top. The recipe I have uses a good quality white rum. Actually very tasty and perfect for a warm afternoon by the pool, a favorite of the spousal unit!
Many thanks, Jon. I've added history and will try your recipe and rephotograph to remove the existing star fruit garnish, which certainly doesn't belong.
Delicious and very, very pineapple, as one would expect. The pineapple juice froths up to make a nice head and the overall drink goes down easy. Thanks for this one--it's a perfect hot afternoon on the deck kind of drink.