Just finished the first version of my own made theme over at Tiki Drinks & Indigo Firmaments. I’m glad I finally got around to getting it done. Let me know what you think!
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The deranged mind of everyone’s favourite ne’er-do-well
Just finished the first version of my own made theme over at Tiki Drinks & Indigo Firmaments. I’m glad I finally got around to getting it done. Let me know what you think!
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Well, now that Tiki Kon V is all done and wildly successful, Here are the Official Drinks for release into the wild:
Dead Reckoning by Martin Cate of Forbidden Island
2 oz Cockspur 12 year
½ oz Navan Vanilla Liqueur
½ oz pure maple syrup
½ oz tawny port
1 oz fresh lemon juice
1 oz pineapple juice
dash angostura bitters
Shake and strain into a hiball glass over fresh ice and top with 1 oz soda water. Garnish with pineapple wedge, mint sprig, and lemon spiral.
Dark Magic by Craig Hermann
½ oz coffee syrup
½ oz Licor 43
½ oz passion fruit syrup
¾ oz fresh lime juice
1 oz Appleton V/X
1 oz Coruba
dash Herbsaint
Add all and 8oz of ice into blender. Blend by 5 one second pulses. Pour into double rocks glass. Garnish with maraschino cherry and lime wheel. With compliments to Jeff “beachbum’ Berry and The Mai-Kai’s Black Magic.
Happy Hoti by Blair Reynolds
2 oz Pyrat XO Reserve
¾ oz fresh lemon juice
½ oz falernum
½ oz rock candy syrup
dash Fee Bros. bitters
Shake with crushed ice. Serve in small tiki mug filled with ice. Garnish with mint, cherry.
Sandy Warner by Heather Gregg
1½ oz Cockspur
1½ oz sweet vermouth
½ oz orange curaçao
dash Fee Bros. orange bitters
Shake with ice and strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with maraschino cherry.
Fighting Gamecock by Craig Hermann
2 oz Cockspur
½ oz fresh lemon juice
½ oz Fee Bros. falernum
dash Fee Bros. orange bitters
dash Herbsaint
Stir with ice in mixing glass. Strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with orange spiral.
Luaahi by Craig Hermann
1 oz Pyrat Blanco
1 oz fresh lime juice
1 oz pineapple juice
¾ oz maraschino liqueur
¾ oz Velvet Falernum
dash Fee Bros. bitters
dash Herbsaint
Blend with 8 oz ice by 5 one second pulses. Pour into TIKI KON 2007 signature Luaahi mug. Garnish with pineapple wedge, maraschino cherry and cocktail umbrella.
Hey folks! No time today for much text, so here are more photos of the slip casting process:
Georgie’s Slip, ready to become Tiki mugs
Pouring the slip into the bucket
The interior of the plaster mold
Moving slip from bucket to pitcher for pouring
Starting to pour out the non-dried slip
Right side up, sprue has been scored to aid in drying
Starting to pull of top after slip drying process
Removing from mold the wrong way (turn mold upside down and have gravity help you)
See you in the funny papers!
Captain Reynoles’ Galley is finished and signed off on. He and Sara did an absolutely fantastic job completing the decoration, bar work, and lighting. We stocked it up with glasses and mixed cocktails on Saturday. We have six recipes now.
As they stand, the current TIKI KON Drinks are:
We plan to gather some of our home-made libations, feature them during TIKI KON, then release them into the wild for others to make, enjoy, or improve. Call it “Open source mixology.” Keep in mind at least one of these recipes was devised by a professional mixologist. That’s why I listed it first.
Our Tiki Mug ceramicist had to cancel. We won’t have our full mug production for the crawl. We will have a limited run we’re doing ourselves, though. We’re still getting the full run done for the mugs; We’ll sell them through the store as the 2nd run. Time to make lemonade. Rum Demon whom I randomly ran into in Vegas already had agreed to help me with the molds, so we’re going to do as many as we can ourselves.
Now, for a Plan B lemonade experience, hand-producing a limited edition of mugs with a brilliant artist ain’t particulary shabby.