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Fire of Love

3⁄4 oz Jamaican rum, Wray & Nephew Overproof
3⁄4 oz Cachaça, Novo Fogo (Tanager)
1 1⁄2 oz Pineapple juice
3⁄4 oz Amaro, dell'Etna
1⁄2 oz Lime juice
1⁄2 oz Grenadine
1 bsp Amaro, Cappelletti Sfumato Rabarbaro
Instructions

Combine ingredients in shaker tin and shake with ice, strain into Collins glass rimmed with lava salt and garnish with a pineapple frond and a flaming crouton in a lime husk.

Notes

Jungle bird variation utilizing rhubarb forward amari.

History

Named after the documentary which features Mt Etna, where Amaro dell’Etna is from.

Cocktail summary
Created by
Elias Gale, Bantam Tavern, Portland, OR
Year
2023
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Comments
Shawn C commented on 1/08/2024:

Very nice Tiki drink. The notes should probably describe what a "flaming crouton" in a lime husk is. A flaming crouton is a crouton that has been placed in a lime husk, etc., and the crouton soaked in lemon extract (I used a dropper to saturate a crouton). The extract has an extremely high alcohol content, with lemon oil dissolved in it. When the crouton is lit it will have a blue glow from the alcohol close around the bread cube, but with a long yellow flame extending upward. The yellow flame is from the burning lemon oil. As a bonus, sprinkle some cinnamon powder over the flame to provide sparks.