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Bat Bite

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Bat Bite

The Mash Bill:

2oz Light Rum
1oz Creme de Framboise
2oz Cranberry Juice
1/2oz Lime Juice

The Work Order:

  1. Fill shaker with ice
  2. Pour all ingredients
  3. Shake
  4. Strain
  5. Garnish with Lime Wedge
  6. Serve

My Thoughts:

A sour, yet sugary drink with fruity berry flavours, not an exceptional cocktail, but far from horrible, refreshing on a hot day

French Raspberry-Mint Daiquiri

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French Raspberry Mint Daiquiri

The Mash Bill:

2oz Light Rum
1/2oz Chambord
1/2oz Lime Juice
1/2oz Simple Syrup
Mint Leaves

The Work Order:

  1. Muddle Mint, Lime and Simple Syrup in your Tin
  2. Pour Rum
  3. Fill with Ice
  4. Shake
  5. Double Strain into Cocktail Glass
  6. Garnish with a Mint Sprig
  7. Serve

My Thoughts:

The colour of the drink is fantastic, a translucent purple/pink, the taste is not much different, Mint and berries dominate the front palette while the rum hides until the mid-palette to show itself. The after taste consists of a deep rum flavour, and earthy mint.

World Daiquiris: Vienna Daiquiri

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Vienna Daiquiri

“An apple strudel in a cocktail glass”

The Mash Bill:

2oz Rum
1/3oz Simple Syrup
1/3oz Cinnamon Syrup
3/4oz Lime Juice
1/4 Apple

The Work Order:

  1. Muddle apple in your shaker tin
  2. Pour all ingredients
  3. Shake
  4. Strain into Cocktail Glass
  5. Garnish with Cinnamon stick
  6. Serve

My Thoughts:

I decided to try out my new Angostura 1919 rum, and well as the bottle of Havana Club Anejo Blanco I bought the other day, so I made this cocktail twice.

With the Havana (Cocktail recipe was found at Havana’s Website) the cocktail was smooth and had lots of juicy lime flavour, the rum was completely hidden, and considering that there was 2oz of it in there, that may not be a good thing! There was a hint of cinnamon in the aftertaste which was nice.

Using the Angostura 1919 there was a much deeper rum flavour to the drink, it wasnt as masked, however it was still smooth. I found that there was more of an apple note to this version.

http://www.havana-club.com/INT/EN/now-showing-havana-club.html#1644

World Daiquiris: Istanbul Daiquiri

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Istanbul Daiquiri

“An Asian twist from the gateway to the East”

The Mash Bill:

1oz Rum
1/2oz Simple Syrup
1 1/2oz Lime Juice
2/3oz Orange Juice
1 Mandarin

The Work Order:

  1. Muddle Mandarin with Simple Syrup and Lime Juice
  2. Pour Rum and Orange Juice
  3. Shake
  4. Strain into Cocktail Glass
  5. Garnish with Orange Peel twist
  6. Serve

My Thoughts:

More on the sour side due to it having so much lime juice, next time I think I will reduce this to 1oz. The Citrus flavours do come through and add a nice dimension to the sourness. There is very little sign of alcohol in this cocktail, which is fantastic.

Even though it is sour, it is quite a smooth cocktail.

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