Pussers Rum Painkiller Cocktail Recipe From Soggy Dollar Bar
Pusser's Rum Painkiller Cocktail From The Soggy Dollar Bar is one of those that you don't know what you are missing until you drink it. A delicious tropical cocktail that’s as smooth as the Caribbean Sea. It takes you back to the first time you anchored at Jost Van Dyke, dove off of your boat, swam up to shore, and paid for your first Painkiller with your soggy dollars. Sit back and enjoy this coconut-ty concoction that is absolutely delicious.
Equipment
- Jigger
- Cocktail Shaker
- Highball Glasses
- Grater or microplane
Ingredients
- 2 oz — Pusser’s Rum
- 4 oz — Pineapple Juice, freshly pressed
- 1 oz — Orange Juice, freshly squeezed
- 1 oz — Cream of Coconut, freshly ground
- Fresh Ice, medium or large ice cubes
Save this recipe!
Enter your email and we'll send it directly to you.
Instructions
Mix It Up
- Mix cream of coconut, pineapple juice and orange juice in a shaker.
- Add ice to the shaker. Then top off with your “level” of rum.
Shake It Up
- Shake. Shake. Shake. Senora….. Shake it all the time. Well, in this instance, for at least 30 seconds to mix and chill well.
Strain Away
- Fill your highball glass with ice. Strain the cocktail over the ice. Sprinkle nutmeg on top.
Sail Away
- Sail away to the BVI and enjoy!
Notes
Use Fresh Nutmeg. It makes all of the difference in this cocktail. Zest away.
Chill Your Glass. This tiny step of planning ahead helps to keep things chill.
Booze It Up To Your Liking. The soggy dollar bar offers the painkiller in level 1, level 2, and level 3 and 4. Keep the 4:1:1 ratio of mixers, and add the amount of rum that works for you!
Avoid Chilled Coconut Cream. In cold weather, coconut milk may coagulate. Just warm it up gently for a smooth, creamy addition to add to this juice concoction. Warm it up in the sun or on the stove, but warm it on low or super minimally.
Mix Juices Before Adding Over Ice. If you pour the coconut cream over the ice by itself, it might solidify, resulting in little white chunks of cream floating in your drink. Mixing the juices beforehand helps ensure a smooth and even consistency, keeping your beverage looking and tasting its best.
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.