Yacht Rock Cocktails

[scooter]

O. M. G. @yachtrockmiami has published some cocktail recipes. We have achieved an extreme convergence of Atlantic forum topics!

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This one looks rather dangerous - a quite boozy Bloody Mary shot is not what I would think from "Into the Night" (maybe a Dark 'n' Stormy, or something with chambord, or a Coke mixer?) but there you go.

The other two, which will be posted soon, are quite tiki in nature as well - which I suppose makes some sense, given the full ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣ　椅ヮジ

A theory is forming (foruming?): Tiki:50s::yacht rock:80s

[scooter]

I'm not sure I'd ever put marmalade in a drink, much less layer it on the bottom.

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[WolfofWords]

Very strange. In a cold drink, wouldn't it just... sit there?

[scooter]

Very strange. In a cold drink, wouldn't it just... sit there?

There are ways around it...for example, when putting honey in a cocktail, you have to make a syrup out of it, similar to simple syrup. And if it's in the blender, that should take care of it...but this specifically calls for it to be layered, not mixed in. I have to think that's a mistake. If you're aiming for a bottom-of-the-glass ombré effect, I would use grenadine. If the flavor is important, there are guava syrups.

[CrazyCraftLady]

Where the hell would you find guava marmalade, anyway.

[scooter]

I think Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines would approve.

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[WolfofWords]

Those gradients sure are nice to look at!

[KikisIslandLife]

I think Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines would approve.


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I need you to make this for me!

[CrazyCraftLady]

I need you to make this for me!

I think you're going to have to wait until Lent is over...