Stiggins' Fancy Flip
Dry shake and then shake with ice. Strain into fizz glass or coupe.
Modified version of PDT's "Coda", using Plantation Stiggins' Fancy to add a pineapple element without bringing sweetness.

- This was yummy! I used half maple syrup and half orgeat instead of the demerara syrup
- Unusual Safari Pour — Jamaican rum, Egg white foam, Lime juice, Pineapple juice, Hibiscus syrup, Simple syrup
- Mr. Swizzle — Demerara Rum, Coffee liqueur, Falernum, Orange bitters, Lemon juice, Honey syrup, Lemon
- Run Through The Jungle — Dark rum, Virgin Islands Rum, Coffee liqueur, Orange liqueur, Bitters, Lemon juice, Egg white, Demerara syrup
- Coffee Cobbler — Venezuelan rum, Coffee liqueur, Orange liqueur, Simple syrup, Lemon juice
- Mr. Bali Hai — Dark rum, Light rum, Coffee liqueur, Pineapple juice, Lemon juice, Simple syrup
I was looking for something to do with Stiggin's pineapple rum, and I'm very happy to have found this.
I also *just* happened to have some leftover demerara syrup from a previous cocktail session.
I used st.george agricole, which gave this cocktail a funkier nose than probably intended, but it was a point of interest instead of a point against it.
Overall, Stiggin's lends itself very well to this cocktail as it brightens the entire palette.
I'd thought a 1/2 oz of allspice was a bit excessive, but it worked well. Next time I'll try a little less allspice and see if the drink remains as tasty.