Welcome back to Booze On The Rocks, where we make cocktails for everyone.
My name is David Edwards, and it's great to have you here today.
Do you like the Fast & Furious franchise films??
Well, you know what?
It's a good set of films, but there's only one star.
And before everybody gets up in arms about who the star actually is,
we'll let Dom Tarreto explain it.
I do the horses of Detroit muscle to base.
And do you know for a fact that when you said him and his dad made it,
his dad said, hold the flashlight right there and don't move anyways.
That fantastic car is portrayed as a 1970 Dodge charger, RT, small fact here.
It was actually 1968, but what they did is they actually changed
the front lighting and backlight trim to make it look like a 1970.
I love those cars.
Absolutely fantastic.
Anyways, the cocktail we're making today is called a fashion furious
and it is a fantastic blue cocktail.
So let's get into it.
Now.
This five ingredient cocktail is so simple.
You're going to build it directly in a tall skinny glass, but the truth be
told, put it in whatever glass you want, because you know what, if you don't
have a tall, skinny glass, use a rocks glassm or whatever hell you could even
use a, uh, a wineglass if you want it.
But what we're going to do is just fill this up with ice and fill it up all
the way to the top, because you may need to add a little bit of ice, uh,
after you're done pouring everything in, and we're going to start with.
A split base of rum, and I'm going to start it with a little bit of
Havana club at three-year-old rub.
And these are all really simple and easy to remember amounts and we're going to
start with one ounce or 30 milliliters.
Now that you're done using this a fantastic room, which is actually
perfect for this because you know what, it's a Spanish room, a little
bit of Spanish flair to the movies.
We're going to use some Malibu, coconut rum, and we'll use this same
amount, one ounce or 30 milliliters.
This is going to be really, really good.
You can just tell based on the two flavors you have in place right there.
Now, the next thing we're going to use is a little bit of a sour, apple cure.
You could use something like a Snapple pucker, but use whatever
you want and use a one hour.
Or 30 milliliters.
Finally, for your look here, you're going to use a blue
curious out and you know what?
This is an orange liqueur dyed blue.
Absolutely fantastic.
It's integral to I'm very much, most of the fantastic blue
cocktails you can make out there.
And we're going to use again, one ounce or three mils.
Absolutely beautiful.
You just can't go wrong with something that looks just like that.
However, we are going to finalize this and we'll do that by adding
a lemon lime soda of your choice.
I have a little bit of seven up here and what we'll do is
we'll just top this up with.
Two ounces or 60 milliliters.
Yeah.
That is definitely a perfect drink for this kind of weather.
Grab yourself, actually.
What we'll do is we'll just give this a little bit of a stir just to mix this.
Now, if you find this possibly too sweet, what you can do is cut the lemon
lime soda in half and use soda water.
And that will cut out some of the sugar.
If you find that it's just a bit too sweet.
Let's give it a try.
So immediately I get some slight orange and lemon lime, and a little bit of cocoa.
Got.
Oh, yeah, that's really good.
Oh, the rum is good.
And it's a great pair of rums with a hint of the sour apple
in there, pulling it together.
And you've got that orange.
Oh, and the 7up just kind of thins it out a little bit and gives you
those that wonderful effervescence.
What I'm going to do is put the ingredients and a method
of how to make this down in the description down below for you.
And you try and change my mind.
If that car is not the star of the show.
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You have a fantastic day.