
Just can't make that flight to Lana'i this weekend? Why not shake up (being a shaken, not stirred kind of gal myself) a few tropical cocktails & invite the girls to your own backyard oasis? A few leis (you can DIY it, really!) & the addition of vintage tiki tumblers will have you feeling like hula girls well before the sun sets.
The Mai Tai
- 2 tablespoons light rum
- 2 tablespoons orange curacao
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 1 dash orgeat
- 1 dash simple syrup
- 1 tablespoon dark rum
- mint, a pineapple slice, and a paper umbrella for garnish
Then drizzle dark rum right on top. Garnish with mint, pineapple slice, and a paper umbrella for panache!
*images via martha stewart, jcrew catalog 2006 & (defunct) weekend Magazine
*images via martha stewart, jcrew catalog 2006 & (defunct) weekend Magazine
one of my favorite drinks is a vanilla Mai Tai! :)
ReplyDeleteSounds refreshing and yum!
ReplyDeleteMmmm I'll take a few of those:-) Love it!
ReplyDeleteSounds fantastic ... Images are just beautiful. xx
ReplyDeleteoohh love this post! makes me want to start a collection of those tiki mugs and reminds me of the time in thailand when i ordered a jug of mai tai's thinking my boyfriend would like it too...he hated it so i drank the whole jug. ...And had a veeerrry sore head the next day :)
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Love those vintage tumblers and I love the purple and green!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Shelly!
ReplyDeleteOh yummy i love it!
ReplyDeleteI love flowers.. A bunch of flowers.
ReplyDeleteI will definitely try this recipe! Mai tais are a family tradition and I have converted my boyfriend into a fan too. Cheers!
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a mai tai sounds fabulous right now! xo
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Delish! I'll save this one and try it soon. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHmm if only I still drink :)
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