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What AreYou Drinking- Right Now?

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finishing up a Navy Grog while watching hi-lights of Tebow.

dag, I'm out of rum now tho, can you throw me a miracle St. Timmy....
C

Enjoying the first Mai Tai of 2012.
Murray McDavid 13 yr Jamaican and Coruba for the rums.
Yum.
J

Today my Wahine picked up a few bottles of Zaya at Costco for cheap (!) so to celebrate we had a couple of Zaya Mai Tais. 1 oz Zaya 1oz ED 15 and home made demerera SS. These were our second Mai Tai's of 2012. The first ones were on New Years at Trader Vic's Palo Alto while watching the Tikiyaki Orchestra. Off to a good start!
W

A Suffering Bastard I made with Tanqueray Rangpur. Threw on some Arab music, dimmed the lights and mellowed out a spell with it.
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Rawim posted on Thu, Jan 12, 2012 9:55 AM

A suffering bastard with Tanqueray Rangpur....genius. Why haven't I thought of that or heard of that before?
Q

Those are two FINE looking drinks JDSeeks!!

I'm thirsty...
BB

I'm sippin' some rum: Clement X.O. (A gift from a business associate.)
K

MDM,

The Kaiser method is basically to blend the Pearl Diver's mix with the juices for about a minute beforehand, before mixing with the remaining ingredients. I follow it religiously as it's the only way I've been able to prevent butter separation.

[ Edited by: kid_dynamo 2012-01-13 22:17 ]
T

Navy Grog,

but before that I had a Chatham Artillery Punch,

and before that I had a Death in the Afternoon,

and before that I had a French 75, and...
H

Rum n cranberry
G

South Pacific

Made with fresh-squeezed Honeybell orange juice, and home-made passion fruit syrup.
H

Rum n cranberry
Rum n cranberry
Rum n cranberry
Rum n cranberry

[ Edited by: hang10tiki 2013-10-18 20:09 ]
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Rawim posted on Wed, Jan 18, 2012 8:36 PM

Tonight my enchanted Tiki Oasis was serving up the
Queen's Park Swizzle with El Dorado 12.

I can't believe I forgot how good this drink was.
H

Beachbum's Own

3/4 oz Lemon Juice
3/4 oz unsweetened Pineapple juice
3/4 oz O.J.
3/4 oz Passion Fruit puree (Goya)
3/4 oz Licor 43
1 1/4 oz Lemon Heart Demerara rum
1 1/2 oz Light Puerto Rican rum (Cruzan)

shake well with plenty of crushed ice and pour.
LL

Bravo, Rawim, the Queen's Park Swizzle is one of my long time favorites - a true classic. Unfortunately, my mint's gone dormant for the winter, so...
I'm having homemade low-carb egg nog with Cruzan. Until the Christmas tree's completely taken down, it's still OK to have egg nog. That's the rule!
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Rawim posted on Thu, Jan 19, 2012 9:09 AM

On 2012-01-18 20:49, Limbo Lizard wrote:
Bravo, Rawim, the Queen's Park Swizzle is one of my long time favorites - a true classic. Unfortunately, my mint's gone dormant for the winter, so...
I'm having homemade low-carb egg nog with Cruzan. Until the Christmas tree's completely taken down, it's still OK to have egg nog. That's the rule!

Yeah I could have sworn I had made this before, but I certainly don't remember it being that good. But last night I had one and enjoyed it so much I had to make another right away. I suppose I can only blame the El Dorado 12 for being that fine of a rum, or the fact I used an authentic swizzle stick.

I also have a bottle of ED 15 I have not cracked open yet, and I might have to now to now and I will use the Swizzzle to compare and contrast the rums. Looks like it will be a good time tonight!
C

Appleton 21... neat.
T

I too decided to try out the Queen's Park Swizzle after seeing the posts here.

Nice drink.

Basically it's a Noa Noa (i suspect though that the Queen's Park came first).

I described it for my wife as a spicy mojito, she enjoyed it too. We added 2 more dashes of Angostura to the surface after its already been swizzled.

used up my demerara rum though on the first round. used Bacardi Select for second round, still very nice drink.

[ Edited by: thePorpoise 2012-01-21 09:29 ]
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Enjoying a La Cola Nostra:

1.5 oz Zacapa 23
1 oz Averna
.25 oz Pimento dram
.5 oz Simple syrup (1:1)
.75 lime juice
2 oz Champagne

Shake all but champagne with ice cubes, then strain into a tall glass filled with fresh ice cubes.
Top with champagne.

Huli pau!

[ Edited by: tofukulele 2012-01-22 17:00 ]
H

Coruba coconut rum
Club soda
Pomegranate / blueberry juice
W

White grapefruit juice, bourbon, orgeat while making dinner (bun thit nuong).

Trader Vic's Mai Tai after dinner with 1 ounce St. James hor d'age, 1/2 ounce Meyers Dark and 1/2 ounce Smith and Cross.

Cheers!

Chris
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The latest update of The Atomic Grog gave me an inspiration, so I made my own version of S.O.S. of Mai-Kai. I have never been there, and probably never will since it's like 5000 miles away, so I have no idea if this is even close. But the result was an amazing drink and that's all that matters. I took Hayward's advice and dropped the pimento dram. I also upped the amount of juices just a little bit, and dropped a bit the rums too, seeing how it's in the mild-section. The result was a really tasty drink, and even though there's a bit less rum, it still shines through quite nicely. So here's what I did:

3/4oz martinique rum
3/4oz demerara rum
3/4oz fresh lime juice
3/4oz orange juice
3/4oz honeymix (1:1 - I used orange blossom honey)
1/4oz falernum
1 dash angostura bitters

Shaked it up real good with a load of ice and poured into an old fashioned glass. Drinking it right now and it's veeery good.
M

Decided to put my signed Book of Tiki 10th Anniversary mug and recently-scored Miehana mug to good use this afternoon. The Miehana cocktail was okay, but a bit too sweet and unbalanced for my tastes. All I could taste was the lime juice and coconut rum. The Tiki Reviver recipe, on the other hand, was outstanding. I was a bit wary of adding an entire ounce of homemade nutmeg syrup, but it was exactly right. I could taste every ingredient. Will be making more of these, for sure.
M

Hoo Boy....

I just finished half of a "Fogg Cutter" (as per the Tiki+ app and page 50 of "Remixed").

Damn! What a potent libation that was! Even half of one has given me quite a buzz...!

I really liked it!

The 1.5oz of sugar syrup made it quite sweet, but I'm a fan of anything with an almond taste, so the 1/2 teaspoon of almond extract the recipe called for is what really got my attention.

Now to buy one of those Tiki Bob mugs to really get the full effect!
J

Mai Tais from the Royal Hawaiian recipe and this concoction, a drink based on the one prevalent in the movie " Moon Over Parador "

Paradorean Puna

1/2 ounce light rum
1/2 ounce dark rum
1/2 ounce spiced rum , to taste
1 ounce banana liqueur
3 ounces pineapple-orange-banana juice
3 ounces mango juice
2 tablespoons pineapple chunks

I'm tinkering with this right now using Prichard's Rum variants and fresh juices, I'll keep you updated on my " Testing " Now if I can just find a Toucan shaped mug that size...
W

A double Blue Hawaii, used coconut rum since I was out of plain silver. Tasted too much like a Pina Colada but gave me something to experiment with later.
T

a Pierre Ferrand sidecar. smoove.
G

A 'Rock and Rye' daquiri of my own creation. It is a weird one for sure but the horehound flavor gave it that 'secret ingredient' background flavor.

gabbahey
W

Had my first ever demerrara dry float last night. I used El Dorado 8 year old since I'm still in search of Lemon Hart 80. I used Trader Vic's recipe and found the drink to be a little heavy on the maraschino but still very tasty. I made another and cut the Luxardo in half which to me made the drink even better.

Cheers!
KK

Made a new hot buttered rum recipe tonight using a Zacapa 23 base. It has a really delicious hinted aftertaste of jammed berries and dark chocolate.

[ Edited by: Kahuna Kevin 2012-02-04 22:28 ]
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Having something I'm calling an "X-15" based on the Jet Pilot recipe.

Half ounce lime juice
Half ounce grapefruit juice
Half ounce falernum
Half ounce cinnamon syrup
Half ounce Coruba
Half ounce Smith & Cross
Three quarter ounce gold Puerto Rican
Three quarter ounce Lemon Hart 151
Dash bitters
6 drops Pernod

Adding the Smith and Cross and lowering the Coruba made this thing pretty darn tasty!

Cheers!
M

On 2012-02-05 18:26, WestADad wrote:
Having something I'm calling an "X-15" based on the Jet Pilot recipe.

Wow! Sounds like I'm going to need to try this! Love Smith & Cross.
T

pisco sour, Peruvian style, for international pisco sour day.

also, i'm now completely out of pisco.

:(
T

now a navy grog. but I'm out of rum.

so, substituting 3 oz Powers Gold Label irish whiskey and 2 teaspoons of Macallan 12 year old single malt for the rums. and it's damn good.

you can call me the MacGyver of cocktails...
W

On 2012-02-05 20:59, thePorpoise wrote:
now a navy grog. but I'm out of rum.

so, substituting 3 oz Powers Gold Label irish whiskey and 2 teaspoons of Macallan 12 year old single malt for the rums. and it's damn good.

you can call me the MacGyver of cocktails...

Dang MacGyver, now I have to go get some whiskeys.

Cheers!
M

A special libation to celebrate the completion of my 2011 Federal and State taxes...El Escorpión Llameante!

2 oz. Fresh-squeezed orange juice
1 1/2 oz. Fresh-squeezed lime juice
1 1/2 oz. Monte Alban Mezcal
1 oz. Cruzan Blackstrap Rum
1 oz. Cruzan Coconut Rum
1 oz. Passionfruit syrup
1/2 oz. El Presidente Mexican Brandy
1/2 oz. John Taylor Velvet Falernum
1/2 oz. Gran Marnier
1/2 oz. Blue Agave syrup
W

Ironic? I'm having another Bali Hai Mai Tai.

I debated to even post after that El Escorpión Llameante!

Nice one there Mr B.
M

On 2012-02-11 16:34, WestADad wrote:
Ironic? I'm having another Bali Hai Mai Tai.

I debated to even post after that El Escorpión Llameante!

Nice one there Mr B.

Excellent choice! The Bali Hai Mai Tai is a personal favorite.
Z

Mai Tai (in a Brooklyn Brewery pint glass) while painting a Mai Kai Mystery Girl!


Tiki Tower
The Art of Robert Jimenez
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[ Edited by: zerostreet 2012-02-11 18:39 ]
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Mmmm, 10:30 on a Sunday morning and I'd drink that right there! Don't know if it'd go with the pancakes and bacon I just had. :)
T

Demerara Dry-Tai

2 oz El Dorado 15 year old
2 teaspoons each of orange curacao and orgeat
1 teaspoon lime

boozy and delicious.
T

Papa Dobles, using my emergency maraschino substitute (2 parts kirschwasser to 1 part orgeat).

that Papa liked a damn dry drink...
W

On 2012-02-15 20:35, thePorpoise wrote:
Papa Dobles, using my emergency maraschino substitute (2 parts kirschwasser to 1 part orgeat).

that Papa liked a damn dry drink...

YES! My wife loves these, and I just got a new bottle of Luxardo the other day.
T

Newcastle Founder's Ale-- a blighty good brew!
W

My current drink doesn't actually have a name, but let's just say it was like Sex on the Beach... with a Monkey. (Creme de banana, with pineapple and coconut)
T

hey man, what happens in Micronesia stays in Micronesia!
H

Cranberry n Pyrat Rum
Great friends just brought a bottle over
Breaking in my 1/4 of the way done tiki bar
M

First I had a Pearl Diver's Punch.

Then I made my own version of Don's Pearl, and right now I'm drinking Rum Julep, shaked, with the addition of mint sprig in the shaker to get some mint flavor.

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