Rum Old-fashioned.
Light rum: Missing
151 proof rum: Missing
Powdered sugar: Missing
Bitters: Missing
Water: Missing
Lime peel: Missing
This rum Old-fashioned uses a little water to dissolve powdered sugar before the spirits are added. Aromatic bitters give the pale base structure, while lime peel supplies citrus oils. A small, measured float of overproof rum finishes the drink without introducing juice or a sweet mixer.
Rocks GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Rum Old-fashioned?
- Light rum: Missing4.44 cl
- 151 proof rum: Missing1 tsp
- Powdered sugar: Missing0.5 tsp
- Bitters: Missing1 dash
- Water: Missing1 tsp
- Lime peel: Missing1 twist
How do I make Rum Old-fashioned?
What does Rum Old-fashioned taste like?
Light rum carries a small bitters-and-sugar accent. A measured overproof-rum float adds a deeper aroma.
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