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This is a special Cuban style daiquiri Hemingway made famous with a bit of a change to suit me. I will add that it is inspired by the Tear Drop in Portland. I almost kept this to myself but after a few why not.
2 oz of light rum
3/4 oz of fresh squeezed lime juice
1/4 oz of maraschino cherry syrup
1/4 oz of simple syrup
1/4 oz of grapefruit juice
Take a martini shaker or something similar with crushed ice and add these ingredients and shake until you feel the ice break down and then strain into a glass like a martini glass, to each their own here.
This is not your typical frozen daiquiri recipe, traditional and refreshing with out a chemical taste like a typical mix will give you.
This took a while to get right, hope you like it.
Cheers,
Todd
I pimp DK Gems, The Palms, Lal's, La Chingona, Dany's at Cupecoy and Friars Bay Beach Club !
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