Zen Tiki Lounge

When sailing the seven seas its customary to pick up a few items along the way.  Stopping in Barbados you will want to grab a few grapefruit, an accidental cross breed between a sour orange and the pomelo.  Along your journey someone grabbed a few coconuts and tossed them below deck for later.  Upon arrival on Trinidad you come across the final ingredients needed to mix Bitter Harbor.  Lemons and bitters round out this inviting drink that is both bitter and sweet with a sunny disposition.

Sweet, tart, creamy and balanced.  Mother of Pearl is one of those rare cocktails that includes both butter and cream as well as a touch of honey.  Dark rums and mezcal add the complexity you will notice but may not be able to pick out without reading the ingredient list. 

When you travel you have an opportunity to try local cocktails.  Grand Cayman is known for a local spiked lemonade called Swanky.  Its a simple variation on classic lemonade that pairs nicely with good dark rum.  Try the traditional island recipe or our Extra Swanky version.

If this drink sounds like it may be adjacent to a Moscow Mule thats because it is.  Swapping out dark rum for the vodka and adding some extra ginger kick is what makes this drink perhaps better than the usual mule.  The naming inspiration comes from none other than our current political climate which includes Russian social media hacking and all kinds of other shenanigans we would all like to forget about over a drink or two, or three.