Navy Grog – Donn Beach Recipe
1
servings296
kcal21%
3
minutesMake A Classic Navy Grog Cocktail
Ingredients
2/3 oz 20 ml Lime Juice
2.3 oz 20 ml Grapefruit Juice
2.3 oz 20 ml Honey Syrup
1 oz 30 ml White Rum
1 oz 30 ml Black Rum
1 oz 30 ml Aged Rum
1 oz 30 ml Soda Water
Directions
- Technique: Saxe Soda Shake
- Combine all ingredients into a cocktail shaker except for the soda water.
- Add one medium or two small ice cubes to the cocktail shaker and shake until the ice fully melts.
- Without a strainer, pour the chilled and aerated drink into a glass.
- Place a straw with a cone of ice around it in the glass and top with soda water.
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Donn Beach Navy Grog Recipe Vs Victor Bergeron’s Recipe.
Donn Beach and Victor Bergeron’s Navy Grog recipes are similar and practically the same drink. The only difference between the two recipes is that Donn Beach uses honey instead of allspice dram and has an ounce of soda water added. The Biggest difference is the ice. Donn Beach’s recipe calls for a shaved ice cone around the straw. Victor Bergeron’s recipe call for shaking the cocktail with shaved or crushed ice and then pouring the entire contents of the shaker, ice and all, into the glass.
Shaken With Shaved Ice Vs Ice Cone.
While both cocktails are shaken with ice, the Trader Vic version does a dirty pour and includes the ice, while the Donn Beach version strains out the shaken ice and uses an ice cone in the glass. Keep in mind the ice cone is only used in Donn Beach’s navy grog cocktail. No other cocktail uses it, so I wouldn’t spend any money on a dedicated ice cone maker. The navy grog wasn’t the only tiki cocktail to use ice uniquely. Fun decorative ice was regularly used in the classic tiki scene—ice cones, ice caves, dirty pours, ice frill, etc. I think the trader Vic dirty pour is more practical and makes more sense, but the ice cone does have a following.
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