Cai-Piranha Plant

Name: Cai-Piranha Plant
Ingredients: 3 ea Lime Wedge; 1 oz Cachaça; 1 oz Pear Brandy (Forager's Special PawPaw Liqueur); 0.25 oz Blue Curaçao; 0.25 oz Melon Liqueur

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By Cameron "CameroxnWithAnX" Calv

Submitted on: February 6, 2023

Spirit Forward

Themed

In keeping with some themed cocktails we made on stream recently, it wouldn't be complete without a concoction born during the Livestream itself! The thought that occured to me was that I'd always wanted to try Cachaça, the national spirit of Brazil. In keeping with custom, it would be best served to a newbie as a caipirinha. The cocktail itself was eye-opening, and we had to have a version of our own. This modification reminds us of a warp-pipe or two whose housing has been commandeered by a ...

Ingredients

3 ea
Lime Wedge

1 oz
Cachaça

1 oz
Pear Brandy (Forager's Special PawPaw Liqueur)

0.25 oz
Blue Curaçao

0.25 oz
Melon Liqueur

Instructions

Garnish

Piranha Plant

Build

Build In Glass

Glass

Estimated strength

About 30% ABV (estimate)

By Cameron "CameroxnWithAnX" Calv

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Head XBartender at the XBar (with an X), Cameroxn (also with an X) serves up his favorite video games in the style of craft cocktails. His goal is to take our favorite characters, concepts and creatures from our favorite video games and serve them in a glass. You can find him livestreaming on Twitch and YouTube collecting ideas from the games he plays, or showcasing those ideas completed behind the his home bar and studio....

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Take half a lime and cut it into wedges. Muddle the wedges at the bottom of your cocktail glass. Build the liquid ingredients starting with the cachaça and stir when completed. To create a Piranha Plant garnish, first grab a nice red strawberry. Cut a wedge out of the bottom of it to make it look like a mouth. Take a handful of small white chocolate chip morsels and plunge them into the sides of the strawberry until it takes on a spotted pattern. Stick a green piece of bamboo or a straw into th...