Super Weird 1960s Cocktail Presentation

Somehow we've had three years of Breezeway-Halloween-time and never welcomed our favorite 'Queen of Halloween,' Miss Pinup Palmer, on an episode. Until now! Together we explore a WILD cocktail presentation from Ren Clark's Polynesian Village the 1960s. It's a really fun episode for right before Halloween.

Note: I credited this recipe to my buddy El Nova as well as to Jason Alexander ‪@tikicommando‬ . I've quickly learned that this is solely Jason's recipe. Thanks for this creation, Jason! Go to the Tiki Recipes group on FB to see all kinds of great drinks by El Nova as well.

Music during the vignette is “Tabu” by Charlie & The Tropicales, taken from “Shake the Rum” courtesy of Hi-Tide Recordings

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To make the the drink in the video you will need:
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6 oz fresh orange juice
4 oz fresh lime juice
3 oz fassinola
1 oz cinnamon syrup
3 oz Plantation 3 Star (or equivalent light rum)
3 oz Plantation Original Dark (or equivalent dark Jamaican rum)
3 oz Plantation OFTD
6 oz club soda
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Mix on high with pebble ice. Pour into a tiki bowl or hanging cauldron.
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