Pineapple Coconut Mojito - A tropical mojito with a little more “island” feel. Island Breeze - based on a Sea Breeze, this cocktail substitutes blood orange for grapefruit juice and adds Cointreau for a delicious orange flavor boost. The Hurricane Cocktail is a classic Tiki drink made with two kinds of rum and a trifecta of fresh fruit juices.
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Strawberry Lemonade Cocktail - a simple cocktail full of fresh strawberries, tangy lemonade and a touch of strawberry vodka. Pop in a straw and garnish with an orange slice and maraschino cherry. Pour into a hurricane glass (don't strain). Fill with 8 to 10 ounces crushed ice, then shake vigorously until the cocktail shaker is too cold to hold, about 30 seconds. Love cocktails? Here's more 5 0'clock deliciousness. Make the cocktail: Add the ingredients to a cocktail shaker. Top it with a slice of orange or pineapple and enjoy. Word of warning though, this drink sneaks up on you with its potency so just relax and take them slow and easy. Shake then pour into a tall glass filled with crushed ice.Top with some grenadine for the sweetness and color. Add rums which give this cocktail just the right punch.Start by pouring orange juice and pineapple juice into shaker.And with three types of rum, passion fruit, orange, and lime juice, its sure to get the party. There's light and dark rum, amaretto, pineapple and orange juices and a little grenadine syrup. Our Hurricane Cocktail sticks pretty close to tradition. The hurricanes at Patty Os were amazing and the cocktail mix with a touch of rum are like sitting on the patio. Who knew?Įasy steps to make a delicious Hurricane. This brought me back to my days at Mardi Gras. And it’s called a Hurricane because the tall glass it was served in looked like a hurricane lamp. In order to use this rum up, he concocted a drink that is today known as the Hurricane. History says that, in order to obtain whiskey for his customer, Pat O'Brien had to purchase extra rum. The cocktail is said to have originated in the French Quarter of New Orleans at the iconic Pat O’Brien’s Bar. This punch is full of all those island flavors like fresh orange juice, pineapple juice, a little pomegranate grenadine syrup and, of course, several kinds of rum! Where did the Hurricane Cocktail come from? Refreshing cocktails such as Mango Pina Coladas, Sea Breeze and, of course, this rum punch. Tropical drinks are the order of the day there. It never fails to amaze me that I feel like I've traveled far from the mainland and somehow arrived on a Caribbean island. If you've ever been to the Keys, they are laid back and tropical. No, not that kind of hurricane! Just the kind with lots of rum in it! Well, Mardi Gras has passed but the Florida Keys are beckoning soon and the "Conchs" love a good hurricane down there. The Hurricane cocktail is a sweet alcoholic drink made with rum, lemon juice, and either passion fruit syrup or fassionola. Light & dark rum combine with orange and pineapple juices to make a refreshing fruity drink with a punch. This tropical hurricane cocktail will have you feeling like you’re on a Caribbean island.
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