Ojen in Don the Beachcomber's Dr. Funk? - Tiki Drinks and Food

D DemeraraDrinker Member Kansas City Joined: Mar 28, 2007 Posts: 92	D DemeraraDrinker Posted posted on Fri, Apr 27, 2007 8:52 AM From my checking, I found this: Ojen A dry anise liquor made in Spain. 42 per cent alcohol by volume. I also found that it is popular in New Orleans, so you might be able to get it there (or in Spain). If you can't get it, I would speculate that Pernod or Herbsaint might work as a substitute. I've been looking for reasons to use pomegranate...this could be a good one. Try some different proportions of white rum, pomegranate syrup, and Ojen (or a substitute). Maybe: 2 oz white rum 1/2 oz pomegranate syrup 1/2 to 1/4 oz Ojen/Pernod Depending on how sweet the syrup is, you could cut with lemon or lime juice.

From my checking, I found this:

Ojen
A dry anise liquor made in Spain. 42 per cent alcohol by volume. I also found that it is popular in New Orleans, so you might be able to get it there (or in Spain). If you can't get it, I would speculate that Pernod or Herbsaint might work as a substitute.

I've been looking for reasons to use pomegranate...this could be a good one.

Try some different proportions of white rum, pomegranate syrup, and Ojen (or a substitute). Maybe:

2 oz white rum
1/2 oz pomegranate syrup
1/2 to 1/4 oz Ojen/Pernod

Depending on how sweet the syrup is, you could cut with lemon or lime juice.

Post #302241 by DemeraraDrinker on Fri, Apr 27, 2007 8:52 AM