The Maitai From Poipu Beach Maitai Means Good In Tahitian Poipu Means Crashing Waves In Hawaiian

Cooking Coctails The Maitai From Poipu Beach Maitai Means Good In Tahitian Poipu Means Crashing Waves In Hawaiian

I took my wife Jeannie to Poipu Beach, Kauai in 1985, a honeymoon 25 years late. Poipu is on the SE corner of Kauai. While raining everywhere else, Poipu is always sunny. We stayed at the old Poipu Beach hotel and each day at about 5:00 had a Mai-Tai like this. (It was immortalized in a watercolor by Paul Brent the artist, shown in the image.) On the morning we had to leave God gave us a double rainbow over the ocean.

  1. Shake all but 1/2 ounce of dark rum with half glass of shaved ice.
  2. Pour into cocktail glass. Top with 1/2 ounce of dark rum.
  3. Insert pineapple stick, topped with a cherry, topped with a little green cocktail umbrella

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1/2 oz lime juice
1/2 oz orange curacao
1/2 oz orgeat syrup
1/2 oz rock candy syrup
1 1/2 oz pineapple juice
1 1/2 oz orange juice, fresh
1 stick pineapple stick
1 maraschino cherry

Adv

Autors
Preparation time
10
Cooking time
10
Difficulty
Easy
Serves
1 people
Method
Shake
Category
Coctails
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