The Navy Grog, a component study in Mixology - Tiki Drinks and Food

TMOE The Mayor Of Exotica Tiki Socialite Xalapa, VER Joined: Oct 09, 2005 Posts: 432	TMOE The Mayor Of Exotica Posted posted on Wed, Jun 27, 2007 8:32 AM I generally use Grovestand juices in the carton. They are the next best thing to squeezing an actual grapefruit or orange, and they are always fresh, and have an appropriate amount of pulp. When you are entertaining, it is a great time saver, and does not sacrifice flavor. May I suggest also a discussion of another ingredient, the honey? I have found that different honeys have different flavors, and when I mix with honey, I pour the honey into the shaker which already has the rums in it, and shake before adding anything else. This dissolves the honey in the rums, obviating the need for preparing another mix. My favorite honey for mixing drinks is orange blossom.

I generally use Grovestand juices in the carton. They are the next best thing to squeezing an actual grapefruit or orange, and they are always fresh, and have an appropriate amount of pulp. When you are entertaining, it is a great time saver, and does not sacrifice flavor.

May I suggest also a discussion of another ingredient, the honey? I have found that different honeys have different flavors, and when I mix with honey, I pour the honey into the shaker which already has the rums in it, and shake before adding anything else. This dissolves the honey in the rums, obviating the need for preparing another mix. My favorite honey for mixing drinks is orange blossom.

Post #315227 by The Mayor Of Exotica on Wed, Jun 27, 2007 8:32 AM