I hadn't tried this in several years, just made one.  The sweet raisin notes are very prominent, some might say overpowering, so I reworked it a bit by splitting the PX (3/4 oz) with dry oloroso (1/4 oz) to retain the raisin-y, figgy notes but dry it out a bit. I also think it benefits from an expressed orange swath. YMMV.

Also, swapping out the El Dorado (which is really sweet, like 35 g/l sweet) for something like Foursquare might help. Thanks,  Zachary

Epic! This was a fun one that I created in 2015 for Loyal Nine's Yacht Rock Sundays (Cambridge, MA) based off of an old gin drink called the Havana (it may have been apricot eau de vie since it was half the original recipe instead of apricot liqueur). This one was on that Sunday special menu off & on for that summer and later presented at Cocktail Magic in 2016 where I batched it out in a 7 gallon scale for the event. It later hit the regular menu as a tequila drink called Monopoly Money.

Nice well balanced cocktail, may need fiddling with Creme de Banane depending on the brand. (I upped to a heavy 1/4 ounce of Tempus Fugit but also used Neisson 50% abv agricole which isn't as fruity as other agricoles).

This drink was formulated with Giffard's Banane as well as Beefeater, Clement Premiere Canne Rhum Agricole, Dolin Blanc, and Regan's Orange Bitters. I haven't played around with other banana liqueurs as much (I have had them in drinks -- and once both in the same since they wanted different aspects from each). Either way, the banana should be a hint of tropical.