This drink can be made two ways blended or shaken , its a great dessert cocktail . If the bartender has access to some ice cream a scoop or so will make it an adult milk shake.
What a good drink to get the party started, this drink can be very good or very bad it just depends on which bartender makes it. If it is made right it does not taste like any alcohol is in it.
This drink comes from Cuba. It was named after the town of Daiquiri, American mine workers hung out in local bars drinking them during the Spanish American War. The original recipe calls for fresh lime juice, sugar and rum and was shaken not blended.
Cocktail, blend or shake
1 oz Rum
2 oz sweet/sour/ or muddle fresh limes and sugar together then shake thoroughly.
The ladies love this , its got a little more of a sour taste from the lime juice. If you like Cape Cod’s or aka (Vodka Cranberry) this is a nice twist with some more flavor.
You can shake or blend this drink some people do not like Rum so this has the taste of a Pina Colada but no Rum taste.
1 ½ oz Vodka
2 oz cream of coconut
1 oz pineapple juice (optional add 10z orange juice to drink for a different taste)
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Put 2-4 dashes of bitters on the sugar cube, pour Champagne into a fluted glass and then drop in the bitters soaked cube.
Sugar cube
Dash Bitters
Fill with Champagne
This is an old style cocktail with bitters so the flavor will be a little different if your not ready for it. But it is a classic so jump into your time machine and enjoy one.
What a classic cocktail , if you ask a inexperienced bartender for this drink the would say what’s that????. Most people call it a Vodka and Cranberry, the lime garnish or squeeze will give it a slightly tart taste try it both ways.
Build drink in a rocks glass with ice, Campari and top with soda water.
1 ½ oz Campari
Fill with soda
Garnish with lemon twist
If your looking for something different this drink is slightly bitter from the Campari and the soda water lightens it up. Americans are used to drinks being sweet so the bitterness might be a little strange at first but it grows on you the more you drink.
