Crafted by @the_occasional_craft 🍸
Elevate your summer cocktail game with "Strangers in Paradise," a tantalizing mix that blends sweet, fruity, and smoky flavors into one perfect glass. Crafted by the imaginative Shannon Mustipher, this drink is a symphony of tropical and earthy tones, making it an excellent choice for those balmy evenings.
Recipe at a glance
Ingredients
How to Mix
- 1Combine Spirits: In a shaker, pour in the Rhum Agricole Blanc, aged rum, mezcal, ginger liqueur, macadamia syrup, and lime juice. These ingredients create a layered complexity, offering a palate of sweet, citrus, and smoky notes.
- 2Shake Well: Add ice to the shaker and give it a vigorous shake to chill and dilute the mixture slightly, ensuring a smooth blend of flavors.
- 3Strain: Strain the mix into a chilled cocktail glass filled with crushed ice to maintain a cool temperature.
- 4Float the Fernet: Carefully float the Fernet on top. This adds a hint of bitter to contrast the sweet and smoky undertones.
- 5Garnish and Serve: Garnish with fresh mint, skeleton leaves, a lime wedge, and a sprinkle of macadamia nuts for an added crunch.
imPASTA tip: sip it with an imPASTA straw — it stays firm for about an hour, never goes soggy, and composts when you’re done. Plastic-free sipping, turtle-approved. 🐢
This cocktail not only promises a delightful sipping experience but also a feast for the eyes with its elegant presentation. Ideal for a relaxing Sunday or any gathering that calls for a special touch. Pair this with an @impasta_straws for an environmentally conscious way to enjoy your concoction.
Remember, whether you're a cocktail enthusiast or a casual sipper, "Strangers in Paradise" offers a unique taste of summer that's bound to impress. Cheers to good drinks and great company! 🍹

🐢 Turtle-approved · plant-based · never soggy
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Crafted with love by @the_occasional_craft
Thank you to @the_occasional_craft for this recipe & photo. 🍹
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