This tropical tiki drink will clear the fog!
Ingredients
- crushed ice
- 2 fluids ounces orange juice
- 1.5 fluids ounces white rum
- 1 fluid ounce lemon juice
- 0.5 fluids ounce gin
- 0.5 fluids ounce brandy
- 0.5 fluids ounce dry sherry
- 0.5 fluids ounce orgeat , almond
- 1 orange slice
- 1 maraschino cherry
- 1 fresh mint leaf
- 1 toothpick
Instructions
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1
Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add orange juice, rum, lemon juice, gin, brandy, sherry, and orgeat. Cover and shake until well blended. Strain into a tiki glass filled with crushed ice.
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2
Skewer orange slice, maraschino cherry, and mint on a toothpick to garnish the drink.
Nutrition Facts
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