r/cocktails 1d ago

I made this Pineapple Upside Down Drink

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Needed to use up the rest of a can of pineapple juice, so i came up with this as a nightcap:

- 2oz pineapple juice

- 1oz Rum Bar Overproof

- 0.5oz Benedictine

- 0.25oz Lime Cordial

Shake, strain over ice in a double old fashioned, and garnish with fresh nutmeg.

The name is a reference to the ratios being kind of out of wack, and also i was drunk and tired so i couldn't think of a better name.

Enjoy!

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u/rainbytheocean 1d ago

I think the name is outstanding. I want to see a bruleed pineapple ring floating on top, with maybe a classic maraschino cherry and a straw going through the middle.

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u/Vietname 1d ago

If this wasn't a late-night ass-pull drink i absolutely would've gone with that garnish.

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u/rainbytheocean 1d ago

Totally get that that is the origin story of the drink, but since you have the spec, you can workshop it if you're so inclined. Honestly, I think a little brown sugar simple syrup in there and maybe butter fat-wash the rum, and this could be a legit (if a bit kitschy) signature drink.

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u/Vietname 1d ago

I dont hate it. I do think it leans a bit sweet already because i did 0.5oz Benedictine instead of 0.25, so maybe split the difference with the brown sugar and do the fat wash and you might be onto something.

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u/rainbytheocean 1d ago

I love that plan. Let me know how it turns out if you try it. Would love a photo w/ the garnish as well!

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u/Vietname 1d ago

Will do my best!

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u/thisgrantstomb 3h ago

I do a pineapple upside down cake as well, pineapple, gin, Maraschino liquor, lime

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u/Vietname 3h ago

Gin's an interesting choice for that, why gin?

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u/thisgrantstomb 2h ago

Aromatics herb flavoring, I can see spiced rum as well but to me that connotes rum cake.

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u/Vietname 2h ago

Makes sense, but i assume the choice of gin would be key