BourbonBlog.com could be likened to a bus taking visitors across the world to new flavors in field trip of whiskey and spirits.
We aim be the first to embark on these journeys and share them together with you.
At Tales of the Cocktail 2012, our adventure comes to life with Brugal Rum and their Extra Dry Rum Bus. traveling to three of the best cocktail bars in New Orleans including Tamarind, Bellocq, and Cure.
Brugal created this branded bus to chauffeur rum fans while entertaining and educations them with cocktails on board and a safe, engaging immersion in the world of Brugal Extra Dry Rum.
Brugal Rum recently released Brugal Extra Dry Rum to change the way consumers and mixologists approach rum.
While it is clear in color, the rum has actually been aged 2 to 5 years then triple filtered to remove the color and the heavy alcohols that lend to sweeter profiles. The result is a a dry and clean spirit with more flavor and versatility, yet
Perfect on the rocks and also a unique mixes for better, more balanced cocktails.
Vodka and clear spirits drinkers seem to be part of the target market for this new rum. As whiskey lovers, we love the one-a-kind qualities that it demonstrates.
The video segment above showcases how mixologists can use the balanced, dry flavor to create some splendid cocktails!
Try the Brugal cocktails below…
Brugal Dehumidifier
2 oz Brugal Extra Dry Rum
1/2 oz. fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon superfine sugar
3 dashes Angostura bitters
5 mint leaves
Club soda
Directions: Combine all ingredients except bitters and club soda, and shake with ice. Pour into a collins glass, top with club soda and float 3 dashes of bitters. Garnish with a mint sprig.
Brugal Dry Mojito
1 oz. Brugal Extra Dry Rum
12 fresh mint leaves
1/2 lime, quartered
Club soda
1 teaspoon superfine sugar
Directions: Crush/muddle mint leaves, lime quarters and sugar in a tall glass.
Add Brugal Extra Dry Rum and fill glass with ice. Top with club soda, and stir
well. Garnish with a lime wedge and fresh mint sprig
Video segment shot and edited by Hancock Walker.