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Matthew Belanger’s Painkiller
Taking top honors in our blind tasting of 10 different Painkiller recipes was Matthew Belanger, of Death & Co. Los Angeles. His interpretation of the Painkiller leans on a blend of Smith &...
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Skeleton Cruise
At Tiki Tatsu-Ya in Austin, the Skeleton Cruise is served in a bespoke boat, accompanied by light and sound effects as the drink heads to the table. The recipe, which combines Japanese whisky with a...
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The Spaghetti Incident in the Jungle
“There are enough variations on the Jungle Bird,” says The Rockwell Place’s Alex Kveton. Like The Spaghetti Incident? album of covers by Kveton’s favorite band, Guns N’ Roses, this riff felt a little...
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Mastering the Jungle Bird
Bartender Fanny Chu’s unorthodox addition of spiced rum makes for a more complex take on the bittersweet tropical classic. The post Mastering the Jungle Bird appeared first on PUNCH.
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The Jungle Bird Question
Which type of rum belongs in the tropical classic? It depends on which camp you ask. The post The Jungle Bird Question appeared first on PUNCH.
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Turn Your Bourbon Tiki
The canon of tropical classics has reserved a few spots for gin, brandy, vodka and more. Here are six drinks that showcase the non-rum side of tiki. The post Turn Your Bourbon Tiki appeared first on...
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Trader Vic’s Sour
Trader Vic created a number of variations on the sour, which call on various base spirits and a variety of different types of citrus. Here, Jelani Johnson offers a template that works equally well with...
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Coco No Coco
Embodying the true Easy Tiki spirit, this four-ingredient recipe was first cobbled together to pass muster when a commonly called-for tiki ingredient was not readily on hand. “This is a fun one we use...
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Sleeping Lotus
The Sleeping Lotus drinks like the Army & Navy cocktail on leave in the Bahamas. Rather than being served in a buttoned-up fashion, in a coupe with no garnish, the Sleeping Lotus relaxes over...
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Jamaican Mule
With a particular interest in house-made syrups and infusions, it’s not uncommon for Jelani Johnson’s original tiki drinks to incorporate elaborate components, like quatre épices syrup, inspired by the...
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Matthew Belanger’s Painkiller
Taking top honors in our blind tasting of 10 different Painkiller recipes was Matthew Belanger, of Death & Co. Los Angeles. His interpretation of the Painkiller leans on a blend of Smith &...
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Skeleton Cruise
At Tiki Tatsu-Ya in Austin, the Skeleton Cruise is served in a bespoke boat, accompanied by light and sound effects as the drink heads to the table. The recipe, which combines Japanese whisky with a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Spaghetti Incident in the Jungle
“There are enough variations on the Jungle Bird,” says The Rockwell Place’s Alex Kveton. Like The Spaghetti Incident? album of covers by Kveton’s favorite band, Guns N’ Roses, this riff felt a little...
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Mastering the Jungle Bird
Bartender Fanny Chu’s unorthodox addition of spiced rum makes for a more complex take on the bittersweet tropical classic. The post Mastering the Jungle Bird appeared first on PUNCH.
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Jungle Bird Question
Which type of rum belongs in the tropical classic? It depends on which camp you ask. The post The Jungle Bird Question appeared first on PUNCH.
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Turn Your Bourbon Tiki
The canon of tropical classics has reserved a few spots for gin, brandy, vodka and more. Here are six drinks that showcase the non-rum side of tiki. The post Turn Your Bourbon Tiki appeared first on...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Trader Vic’s Sour
Trader Vic created a number of variations on the sour, which call on various base spirits and a variety of different types of citrus. Here, Jelani Johnson offers a template that works equally well with...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Coco No Coco
Embodying the true Easy Tiki spirit, this four-ingredient recipe was first cobbled together to pass muster when a commonly called-for tiki ingredient was not readily on hand. “This is a fun one we use...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Sleeping Lotus
The Sleeping Lotus drinks like the Army & Navy cocktail on leave in the Bahamas. Rather than being served in a buttoned-up fashion, in a coupe with no garnish, the Sleeping Lotus relaxes over...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Jamaican Mule
With a particular interest in house-made syrups and infusions, it’s not uncommon for Jelani Johnson’s original tiki drinks to incorporate elaborate components, like quatre épices syrup, inspired by the...
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