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Tiki cocktails in tiki mugs and hurricane glasses with crushed ice tropical garnishes

Tiki cocktails

Layered tropical pours with multiple rums, fresh citrus, almond orgeat, allspice, and crushed ice, built for long, slow drinking with a serious garnish game.

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These tiki cocktails follow a recognizable formula: two or more rums, a fresh citrus, a sweetener like orgeat or honey, a spice or bitter accent, and crushed or pebble ice to dilute as you sip. Mid-century in origin, still the loudest tropical category at the bar. For the canonical builds, start with the Well Oiled Mai Tai, Bitter Mai Tai, Zombie, Painkiller, and Almond Pina Colada. Nui Nui and Doctor Funk show the spiced, allspice-and-citrus side, while Trinidad Colada, Cherry Tai, and Honi Honi sit on the nuttier, more layered end. Pasifika Margarita and Hawaiian Cocktail bring tequila and gin into the same tropical structure when you want a break from rum.

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