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1:1 Honey Syrup* 3 dashes Mole Bitters 2 dashes Saline Preparation Combine all ingredients into mixing glass, stir until properly diluted, and pour over big ice cube in double old-fashioned glass. Añejo El Mayor Tequila ½ oz. Smith and Cross Jamaican Rum ¾ oz. Amontillado Sherry ½ oz. 10 year Madeira ¼ oz. Muz Spanish vermouth ¼ oz.
Discerning mixologists know that rum is at the heart of tiki cocktails because it was the alcohol of choice of Ernest Raymond “Donn Beach” Gantt and Victor “Trader Vic” Bergeron — the founding fathers of tiki culture. The Polynesian-themed restaurant is no longer around, but its legacy lives on with this tiki cocktail.
UnderTow is a tiki bar with tropical drinks. Modeled after a 1920s train car, Platform 18 serves cocktails like The Gibson Girl (gin or vodka, dry vermouth, sake, orange bitters, and lemon oil) and 54th Street Club (popcorn-infused reposado tequila, Cointreau, lime juice, togarashi, and pandan). Bitter & Twisted’s Solero.
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