Bahama Slamma

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Recipe

  • 1/4 oz Blue Curacao
  • 1/4 oz Lupini Inferno Sambuca
  • 1/4 oz Rum (White)
  • 1/4 oz Cream Liqueur

Instructions

Invented by Jarryd Thesen, bartender at Numbers Dance Club of South Africa. Popular in Numbers Dance Club, East London South Africa where it was invented. Inspired by the tropical setting and flavour of the Bahamas where some of my good friends live. I created it in their honour so that I could bring a little bit of tropical ocean paradise to the people of East London.Mix in equal amounts, Blue Curacao, Lupini Inferno and Rum (White) in a cocktail shaker with ice. Strain into shot glasses 3/4 full and pour 1/4 oz of Cape Velvet, or any other Cream liquer, straight in the center of the shot so that it touches the bottom of the glass.

About Bahama Slamma

The Bahama Slamma is a vibrant and intriguing shot that packs a colorful punch with its eclectic mix of ingredients. Combining 1/4 oz each of Blue Curacao, Lupini Inferno Sambuca, white rum, and cream liqueur, this drink offers a unique taste experience. The Blue Curacao provides a vivid blue hue and a hint of citrus, while the Lupini Inferno Sambuca adds a bold, anise-like flavor. The white rum contributes a smooth, tropical undertone, and the cream liqueur rounds it out with a rich, velvety finish. Together, these elements create a layered shot that is both visually striking and delightfully complex in taste.

The origins of the Bahama Slamma are somewhat mysterious, as with many modern cocktail creations. It likely emerged from the inventive world of mixology where bartenders experiment with bold flavors and striking presentations. This shot embodies the adventurous spirit of contemporary cocktail culture, inviting drinkers to explore the interplay of diverse ingredients in a single, captivating sip. While it may not have a long historical background, the Bahama Slamma stands out as a testament to the creativity and experimentation that define today’s bar scene.

This shot is alcoholic, so drink responsibly! Best served in a Shot Glass, though any glass works!

Feel free to get creative with substitutions — try different fruit types, sugar substitutes, or liquor brands. Crafting cocktails should be fun!


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This drink uses 4 core ingredients. Click any ingredient to find more drinks featuring it:

  1. Blue Curacao
  2. Sambuca
  3. Rum (Light)
  4. Cream Liqueur

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