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Cocktail Box Casa del Daiquiri

€30,00

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4 variations on the Daiquiri crafted by world-class mixologists. Each made with Ron Santiago de Cuba 11 yrs.

Key Ingredients:

El Oriente | Noches de Malecon | Forgotten Daiquiri | El Presente
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Remember the best holiday you’ve ever had. Now, imagine that memory was a cocktail. That’s how good these daiquiris taste. Each one is crafted with 11-year-old Ron Santiago de Cuba light rum, with notes of vanilla, coconut and almond.

Forgotten Daiquiri – by Jimmy Bertazzoli, Italy

(Ron Santiago De Cubatm Extra Añejo 11 Years Old / Cachaça Yaguara Organic / Peychaud'S Bitter / Angostura Bitter / Toschi Liquid Sugar / Organic Citric Acid / Water. | 24% ABV)

It recreates the authentic aguardiente’s flavours from Cuba in the late 19th and early 20th century. The mix of bitter and pure sugar cane juice spirit takes this daiquiri from Cuba’s golden age straight to your glass

Noches de Malecón – by Federico Pavan, London

(Ron Santiago De Cubatm Extra Añejo 11 Years Old / Briottet Crème De Melon / Bordeaux Coffee Liquor / Organic Citric Acid / Water. | 19.7% ABB)

This cocktail captures the spirit of El Malecón, the coastal promenade of Havana. It’s made with melon instead of lime and liqueur flavoured with beans from Cuba's coffee plantations.

El Oriente – by Georgia Billing, London

(Ron Santiago De Cubatm Extra Añejo 11 Years Old / Mandarine Napoleon Cognac / Ginger Liqueur / Organic Citric Acid / Water. | 24.1% ABV)

The Oriente is known as Cuba’s ‘cradle of light rum’. This cocktail is inspired by the prominent vanilla and coconut profile of Ron Santiago de Cuba, bridging it with flavours of far eastern spices and gentle citrus.

El Presente Daiquiri – by Patrick Pistolesi, Italy

(Ron Santiago de Cuba™ extra añejo 11 years old / Giffard Caribbean Pineapple / Passion Fruit Liqueur Bols / Maraschino / Organic Citric Acid / Toschi Liquid Sugar / Water. | 24.8% ABV)

Inspired by his trip to Cuba, the El Presente cocktail bursts with pineapple and passion fruit flavours, which all complement the 11-year-old Ron Santiago de Cuba light rum.

Daiquiri's history

We’ll bring a high quality, thrilling tasting experience to your home or wherever you like. Treat yourself to or gift a wonderful sensory moment; our cocktails are created to Patrick Pistolesi’s recipes and shipped in fully recyclable designer packaging

Dinner party snippets

If your guests get curious, show off your knowledge. Tell them that Daiquiri (pronounced ‘da-ee-kiree’) is actually a mining town in Cuba. It’s named after this unlikely place because Jennings Cox, an American mining engineer, hosted a dinner party and ran out of gin for his cocktails. Instead, he grabbed rum: the most readily available spirit in Cuba. Fast-forward two years to 1902, and the little-known daiquiri takes over New York society. By the time prohibition becomes law 20 years later, American tourists are flying to Cuba, specifically requesting this sweet rum cocktail.

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