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The first and last time I made this was for a Clarified Long Island Iced Tea, and I actually didn’t try the clear Coke on its own—so I had no idea if it was worth the effort. The cocktail turned out well, but since there’s so little Coke in it, it was hard to tell if the milk-washed Coke itself was any good.
Long story short: it works, but it ends up a little flat and dull. So overall, not really worth the effort—but it was a fun experiment. Cheers!
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To this day, it still amazes me that tequila (with the Margarita), gin (with the Pegu Club), and cognac (with the Sidecar), just to name a few, all have classic cocktails based on the Daisy template — but rum doesn’t. Especially surprising, since the classic Daisy build works so well. What do y’all think? Ever had a Rum Daisy before? Do you like it? I think it deserves a brighter spot in the cocktail pantheon. Cheers!
Rum Daisy
2 oz Rum
1 oz Lime juice
0.5 oz Cointreau
0.25 oz Simple syrup
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The first and last time I made this was for a Clarified Long Island Iced Tea, and I actually didn’t try the clear Coke on its own—so I had no idea if it was worth the effort. The cocktail turned out well, but since there’s so little Coke in it, it was hard to tell if the milk-washed Coke itself was any good.
Long story short: it works, but it ends up a little flat and dull. So overall, not really worth the effort—but it was a fun experiment. Cheers!
Follow Truffles On The Rocks on Instagram for more food and cocktail recipes
instagram.com/trufflesontherocks
MY CLEAR ICE MAKER ➡️ craftklaris.com/discount/TOTR10?redirect=/products/klaris-clear-ice-maker
DON'T FORGET THE PROMO CODE TOTR10 FOR YOUR 1O% DISCOUNT
SMOKE TOP
MIDDLETON MIXOLOGY SMOKE TOP middletonmixology.com/?ref=ebuynh0sfe
MY DAY TO DAY GLASSWARE
Nick & Nora geni.us/oainp8X
Coupette geni.us/uLWWm
Highball geni.us/HwRl
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post.
To this day, it still amazes me that tequila (with the Margarita), gin (with the Pegu Club), and cognac (with the Sidecar), just to name a few, all have classic cocktails based on the Daisy template — but rum doesn’t. Especially surprising, since the classic Daisy build works so well. What do y’all think? Ever had a Rum Daisy before? Do you like it? I think it deserves a brighter spot in the cocktail pantheon. Cheers!
Rum Daisy
2 oz Rum
1 oz Lime juice
0.5 oz Cointreau
0.25 oz Simple syrup
