Marooned

Marooned

In June 2009, Sunshine and the husband took a road trip from the Hukilau down to the Florida Keys. While walking around on the second day, they came across the Rum Barrel. The server recommended Marooned as a sweet drink that was very popular with locals. Well, we had two each and have made hundreds since. Luckily the server wrote down the recipe.

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Coconut Mele

Coconut Mele

The word Mele in Hawaiian means chant or song or poem. In this libation the word is an ode to the subtle and complex flavors of the coconut when used correctly. Coconut milk is rich and creamy. Coconut liquor is sweet and toasty. Lime balances the sweetness and adds a bit of tart that isn’t expected. And orange blossom water provides a sweet floral note that sits in the background and lets the coconut remain the star.

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Pineapple Freesia

Pineapple Freesia

Pineapple Freesia is a lady drink that gentlemen prefer.  A simple combination of coconut, lime, pineapple and macadamia nut flavors are the key to this superb and sensational sipping delight.  Before or after dinner, poolside or in your favorite lounge.  Pineapple Freesia won't let you escape the island pleasures you imagine all week long.  

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Floridan Sinkhole

Floridan Sinkhole

We stopped imagining what it would be like if a Pina Colada and a Mai Tai made love.  After returning from Tiki Caliente 5 we had just a little too much mix left.  And with all the people being swallowed by sinkholes in Florida....it all came together.  

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