Made with 1 Oz of Smith and Cross and 1 Oz Briland Afrohead. I really enjoyed this drink. It is still recognizable as being in the daiquiri space, but the allspice and ginger conspire to make it more complex and yes, wintery, especially towards the end of the swallow. A great rum drink for a cold February night.
I just muddled a couple of coins of ginger in the shaker tin in lieu of ginger liqueur and mixed it all with up with Plantreray Xaymaca - great daiquiri riff!
I made this with Smith & Cross and wouldn't recommend it. Unfortunately, it was too funky, resulting in an unbalanced cocktail. Will try it with another rum next time.
I got a good but manageable funk using a split base with equal parts Smith & Cross and Appleton Estate Reserve. I also increased the dram to 1/4 oz and used ginger syrup since I didn't have ginger liqueur.
Made this with a homemade allspice dram, and didn’t have a Jamaican rum, so used Venezuelan Diplomatico rum. Still excellent, but probably more salsa than funk.
Liking rum and ginger, this is outstanding. Has all the flavours of winter. Considering using this a base for a more red coloured drink for Christmas using either grenadine in place of the some or all the sugar syrup.
According to my ingredients, I had to play a little bit with the relations. Especially I used Bitter Truth Falernum instead of Pimento dram, as it is heavy on allspice. The result was really delicious winterly cocktail!