Carbonated, bottled tiki drinks - Tiki Drinks and Food

T tofukulele Member San Francisco Bay, CA Joined: Aug 07, 2011 Posts: 66	T tofukulele Posted posted on Wed, Mar 28, 2012 2:21 PM Aloha kakou, I'm putting together a cocktail menu for an upcoming tiki party at my hale, and I'm struggling to come up with a good bottled cocktail that truly fits the tiki mold. I typically carbonate and bottle things like Americanos and Negronis with my iSi Twist n Sparkle. The two cocktails I mentioned work well and are very stable due to the lack of any fruit juice. Recently I have tried bottling things like planter's punch, but the lime doesn't last in the fridge overnight (24 hours is all I really need given my prep time for everything else on the day of the event). I also tried Dark and Stormies, but they don't taste right out of the bottle to me. Last night I spent a couple of hours trying various liquors, syrups and liqueurs mixed with soda, but I haven't hit on anything really great. Given the bottled cocktail trend, I thought perhaps some of you might have a good recipe you'd be willing to share with me and the TC ohana. Any help most appreciated! Much mahaloz, Josh

Aloha kakou,

I'm putting together a cocktail menu for an upcoming tiki party at my hale, and I'm struggling to come up with a good bottled cocktail that truly fits the tiki mold. I typically carbonate and bottle things like Americanos and Negronis with my iSi Twist n Sparkle. The two cocktails I mentioned work well and are very stable due to the lack of any fruit juice. Recently I have tried bottling things like planter's punch, but the lime doesn't last in the fridge overnight (24 hours is all I really need given my prep time for everything else on the day of the event). I also tried Dark and Stormies, but they don't taste right out of the bottle to me. Last night I spent a couple of hours trying various liquors, syrups and liqueurs mixed with soda, but I haven't hit on anything really great. Given the bottled cocktail trend, I thought perhaps some of you might have a good recipe you'd be willing to share with me and the TC ohana. Any help most appreciated!

Much mahaloz,
Josh

Post #630431 by tofukulele on Wed, Mar 28, 2012 2:21 PM