Bermuda Punch
This class rum punch recipe we dug up in the archives of Saveur magazine is tasty, but runs a bit on the tart side. If your citrus isn’t very sweet, consider cutting back a bit on the lemon juice.
The original recipe calls for a mix of dark and aged rum. However, it’s just as nice with one of those switched out for Demerara rum or spiced rum. We don’t recommend light rum here, as it could contribute an astringent tartness and upset the delicate balance of the drink.
Angostura bitters are the default – but if you have peach, orange, or tiki-style bitters, they’ll do nicely here.
Ingredients
- 2 parts Aged rum
- 1 part Dark rum or Demerara rum or Spiced rum
- 1½ parts Lemon juice
- ½ part Falernum syrup or Falernum liqueur
- ¼ part Apricot liqueur
- ¼ part Lime juice
- 5 dashes Aromatic bitters or Orange bitters or Peach bitters or Tiki bitters
Instructions
Shake with ice and strain into a chilled cocktail glass, wine glass, or pimp goblet. Garnish with some fruit or a silly parasol – it is a tiki drink, after all!
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- Bermuda Punch from Saveur
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