most rum drinks with fruit juice do..Caribbean Soul Man wrote:for some great sippin' rum, go with Mt. Gay on the rocks. Mt. Gay Eclipse is easy to find but if you can get the white label Mt. Gay "Barbados Sugar Cane Rum," get two bottles!Just mix it with ice.
10 Cane is also excellent and has a very clean and unique flavor but a bit expensive if you can find it.
Dole has a pineapple / mango juice that mixes well with any rum and I've experimented lately with the traditional Pain Killer recipe (mentioned already in this threat) only I added a scoop or two of vanilla ice cream and used the pineapple / mango juice instead of OJ. Add the fresh nutmeg and you have what I call a "Painful Mango Killer." Remember - without Pusser's, it's just not a Pain Killer of any kind.
Trust me, they go down dangerously smooth.
Rum drink help?
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Mt. Gay Eclipse on the rocks is fine, but it's better as a mixer. The Sugar Cane Brandy is potent... the best is the Mt. Gay Extra Old. (Once made a bartender in Barbados practically cry by mixing Extra Old with Diet Coke!) Foursquare Spiced Rum is also excellent, but hard to find in the states.
We judge restaurants by whether their bars have Mt. Gay, Eclipse or extra old.
For those of you in Orange CountyCA, Hi Time liquors, hidden on Ogle Street just off 17th (turn right on 17th heading east on Newport Blvd., then right again one block to Ogle) has Mt. Gay Extra Old, and also has the Eclipse in the larger 1/2 gallon jugs as is it sold down island, and they also have Falernum. Also have an excellent selection of single malts.
Most people here seem to buy their liquor at the supermarkets, although because of the predominance of wine in CA, must admit most supermarkets of the better sort have large wine and spirits departments... our local supermarket even has Friday night wine tastings with food, with the money paid going to a charity, said they were the only supermarket in CA licensed to have these events. But makes it hard to find items that don't "move" off the shelves. A sailor told us about Hi-Time.
There seems to be a lot of tequila about down here, prob'ly due to the border being a couple hours away. We've toured the Guadalupe wine country in northern Baja and know a little bit about Mexican wines as a result, but we know nothing about tequila!! Have any recommendations?
We judge restaurants by whether their bars have Mt. Gay, Eclipse or extra old.
For those of you in Orange CountyCA, Hi Time liquors, hidden on Ogle Street just off 17th (turn right on 17th heading east on Newport Blvd., then right again one block to Ogle) has Mt. Gay Extra Old, and also has the Eclipse in the larger 1/2 gallon jugs as is it sold down island, and they also have Falernum. Also have an excellent selection of single malts.
Most people here seem to buy their liquor at the supermarkets, although because of the predominance of wine in CA, must admit most supermarkets of the better sort have large wine and spirits departments... our local supermarket even has Friday night wine tastings with food, with the money paid going to a charity, said they were the only supermarket in CA licensed to have these events. But makes it hard to find items that don't "move" off the shelves. A sailor told us about Hi-Time.
There seems to be a lot of tequila about down here, prob'ly due to the border being a couple hours away. We've toured the Guadalupe wine country in northern Baja and know a little bit about Mexican wines as a result, but we know nothing about tequila!! Have any recommendations?
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Malibu rum and Pepsi
Malibu rum and Pineapple juice
Malibu rum and OJ
Malibu rum and ... see a pattern here!
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Malibu rum and Pineapple juice
Malibu rum and OJ
Malibu rum and ... see a pattern here!
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Re: Rum drink help?
Pineapple juice, cranberry juice and rum........yummyDemerara wrote:Rum and Coke (preferably dark rum) is my favorite drink, bar none. For a change of pace, though, does anyone have any mixer suggestions for an easy to make rum drink? I was thinking some kind of juice... like blackberry or one of those cran-whatever combinations. Something I could basically use instead of Coke.
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Sorry, I would have agreed with you a few years ago, but now it's Appleton Estate Extra (12 year old) for me.FFLooksAt40 wrote:Here is a simple one: (No soda, nothing to mix)
Try Bacardi 8 on the rocks. You will NEVER want to drink another makers rum again!
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Cruzan single barrel estate rum or Ron Barrilitos 3 star rum (available in Puerto Rico)chuck wagon wrote:Sorry, I would have agreed with you a few years ago, but now it's Appleton Estate Extra (12 year old) for me.FFLooksAt40 wrote:Here is a simple one: (No soda, nothing to mix)
Try Bacardi 8 on the rocks. You will NEVER want to drink another makers rum again!
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Appleton also has a 21 year old, but I haven't tried that yet. I do like the Cruzan (I have a bottle in the cupboard), but I'm not sold on the Ron Barrilitos.12vmanRick wrote:Cruzan single barrel estate rum or Ron Barrilitos 3 star rum (available in Puerto Rico)chuck wagon wrote:Sorry, I would have agreed with you a few years ago, but now it's Appleton Estate Extra (12 year old) for me.FFLooksAt40 wrote:Here is a simple one: (No soda, nothing to mix)
Try Bacardi 8 on the rocks. You will NEVER want to drink another makers rum again!
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By not sold you mean not wanting to try? Trust me it's very good. I didn't know Appleton had a 21yr I just got into the Appleton at all. For years I didn't drink much rum. We went to Puerto Rico 2004 I got hooked.chuck wagon wrote:Appleton also has a 21 year old, but I haven't tried that yet. I do like the Cruzan (I have a bottle in the cupboard), but I'm not sold on the Ron Barrilitos.12vmanRick wrote:Cruzan single barrel estate rum or Ron Barrilitos 3 star rum (available in Puerto Rico)chuck wagon wrote:Sorry, I would have agreed with you a few years ago, but now it's Appleton Estate Extra (12 year old) for me.FFLooksAt40 wrote:Here is a simple one: (No soda, nothing to mix)
Try Bacardi 8 on the rocks. You will NEVER want to drink another makers rum again!
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have you ever had a Rum Sunrise??MMMMMMBlondn6ft wrote:Malibu rum and Pepsi
Malibu rum and Pineapple juice
Malibu rum and OJ
Malibu rum and ... see a pattern here!
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Seriously could be TROUBLEragtopW wrote:have you ever had a Rum Sunrise??MMMMMMBlondn6ft wrote:Malibu rum and Pepsi
Malibu rum and Pineapple juice
Malibu rum and OJ
Malibu rum and ... see a pattern here!
www.drinksmixer.com < --- fun place to look for new concoctions!
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they are good...Tequila Revenge wrote:Seriously could be TROUBLEragtopW wrote:have you ever had a Rum Sunrise??MMMMMMBlondn6ft wrote:Malibu rum and Pepsi
Malibu rum and Pineapple juice
Malibu rum and OJ
Malibu rum and ... see a pattern here!
www.drinksmixer.com < --- fun place to look for new concoctions!
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No, I brought a bottle back from Puerto Rico about 4 years ago and wasn't too impressed. Don't know what it was about it, but it just didn't work for me. I wasn't a big Appleton fan until a couple of years ago, but once I tried the Extra (12 year old) I've really like it.12vmanRick wrote:By not sold you mean not wanting to try? Trust me it's very good. I didn't know Appleton had a 21yr I just got into the Appleton at all. For years I didn't drink much rum. We went to Puerto Rico 2004 I got hooked.chuck wagon wrote:Appleton also has a 21 year old, but I haven't tried that yet. I do like the Cruzan (I have a bottle in the cupboard), but I'm not sold on the Ron Barrilitos.12vmanRick wrote:Cruzan single barrel estate rum or Ron Barrilitos 3 star rum (available in Puerto Rico)chuck wagon wrote:Sorry, I would have agreed with you a few years ago, but now it's Appleton Estate Extra (12 year old) for me.FFLooksAt40 wrote:Here is a simple one: (No soda, nothing to mix)
Try Bacardi 8 on the rocks. You will NEVER want to drink another makers rum again!
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No, I brought a bottle back from Puerto Rico about 4 years ago and wasn't too impressed. Don't know what it was about it, but it just didn't work for me. I wasn't a big Appleton fan until a couple of years ago, but once I tried the Extra (12 year old) I've really like it.12vmanRick wrote:By not sold you mean not wanting to try? Trust me it's very good. I didn't know Appleton had a 21yr I just got into the Appleton at all. For years I didn't drink much rum. We went to Puerto Rico 2004 I got hooked.chuck wagon wrote:Appleton also has a 21 year old, but I haven't tried that yet. I do like the Cruzan (I have a bottle in the cupboard), but I'm not sold on the Ron Barrilitos.12vmanRick wrote:Cruzan single barrel estate rum or Ron Barrilitos 3 star rum (available in Puerto Rico)chuck wagon wrote:Sorry, I would have agreed with you a few years ago, but now it's Appleton Estate Extra (12 year old) for me.FFLooksAt40 wrote:Here is a simple one: (No soda, nothing to mix)
Try Bacardi 8 on the rocks. You will NEVER want to drink another makers rum again!
http://www.rickandnicole.com/Vacations/ ... itorum.htm
I've liked rum for about 30 years and one of my all-time favourites was Bacardi 1873, but I don't know if you can get it in the States.
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