Tiki and Caribbean. Can they be mixed? - General Tiki

S sonofabeach Member Joined: Jan 22, 2005 Posts: 177	S sonofabeach Posted posted on Mon, Feb 7, 2005 7:55 PM On 2005-02-06 13:05, Tikiwahine wrote: Ironically, I just picked up a couple bags of sorrel which is dried hibiscus blossoms. It's used to make a Jamaican holiday drink. I'll be using it to make a sort of tiki beer. The Caribbean restaurant I got them from has fish trap lights hanging everywhere and a great matting/bamboo washroom. Those few elements of tiki make me feel at home. I personally like to keep things more on the traditional side of tiki, but I have lots of new mixed in with the old. I'd like a nice bird of some kind in my home bar, but so far have seen only cheap looking ones. [ Edited by: sonofabeach on 2005-06-14 07:49 ]

On 2005-02-06 13:05, Tikiwahine wrote:
Ironically, I just picked up a couple bags of sorrel which is dried hibiscus blossoms. It's used to make a Jamaican holiday drink. I'll be using it to make a sort of tiki beer. The Caribbean restaurant I got them from has fish trap lights hanging everywhere and a great matting/bamboo washroom. Those few elements of tiki make me feel at home. I personally like to keep things more on the traditional side of tiki, but I have lots of new mixed in with the old. I'd like a nice bird of some kind in my home bar, but so far have seen only cheap looking ones.

[ Edited by: sonofabeach on 2005-06-14 07:49 ]

Post #139986 by sonofabeach on Mon, Feb 7, 2005 7:55 PM