Caribbean Rootbeer Fizz

Name: Caribbean Rootbeer Fizz
Total time: 2 min
Yield: 1
Cuisine: cocktail
Ingredients: 2 oz White Rum; 4 oz Rootbeer; 1/2 oz Vanilla Syrup; null Soda Water; null Orange Twist for Garnish

White rum, rootbeer, vanilla syrup, citrus twist cocktail

AI Cocktail Info

Serving 1 Cocktail

ABV

10%*

Calories

180*

Net Carbs

16g*

Ingredients

White Rum Rootbeer Vanilla Syrup Soda Water Orange Twist for Garnish

AI Request

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Method

Instructions

This enticing drink combines the smoothness of white rum with the classic taste of rootbeer, finished with a twist of citrus for a refreshing and innovative cocktail experience. The addition of vanilla syrup gently complements the spiced notes of the rootbeer, making the Caribbean Rootbeer Fizz a unique and delightful choice. Ingredients: - 2 oz White Rum - 4 oz Rootbeer - 1/2 oz Vanilla Syrup - Soda Water - Orange Twist for Garnish Instructions: 1. In a highball glass filled with ice, pour the white rum and vanilla syrup. 2. Add the rootbeer and stir gently to combine, maintaining the fizz. 3. Top up with a splash of soda water for a slight dilution and extra sparkle. 4. Garnish with an orange twist, expressing the oils over the drink and placing it on the edge of the glass. Glass: Highball Glass The Caribbean Rootbeer Fizz is perfect for those who enjoy a soda-inspired cocktail with a sophisticated twist. The vanilla and orange notes create a harmonious blend with the rum and rootbeer, ensuring each sip is as inviting as the last.

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