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Muad'Dib - A Dune Cocktail
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Submitted on: November 12, 2021
Having read Dune as a kid, I was super excited to see that we'd finally be getting a movie! We don't talk about the other ones... Well, I thought it'd be fun to make a cocktail for it. I figured it needed to be spicy, for the spice must flow. That brings in the rye and the cinnamon, easy enough. And that gave me a good foundation. But, I felt I needed something to set this drink apart while sticking to that palette. That's when I made a small batch of the Arrakis syrup: a ginger and cinnamon co...
Ingredients
- 2 dash(es)
- 1 bar spoon
- 1/2 oz
- 2 ozRedemption Rye
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Estimated strength
A flamed stick of cinnamon, a dash of ground cinnamon, and a dash of nutmeg
Dry Shake
Old Fashioned/Rocks
About 24% ABV (estimate)
By Zackary Davis
Cocktail Historian
Hi there! My name is Zack Davis. I'm a PhD student in American Studies and I hope to bring what I'm learning in that side of my life to my cocktails. The history of cocktail culture is near and dear to my heart, and I love sharing what little I know with anyone I can. There are a lot of decent books on the subject, the best of which has to be Imbibe by Wondrich. But there are also a lot of garbage books on cocktail history that have reputable publishers backing them. Eventually, I hope to write ...
Other Recipes by Zackary Davis
View More1. In chilled glass pour a bar spoon of Demerara sugar, coat with some Angostura. 2. In shaker add egg white, 2 oz Rye (As spicy as you got), and 1/2 oz Arrakis Syrup (recipe below) 3. Dry shake (no ice), then shake with ice. 4. Strain into glass. Let foam rise. 5. Garnish with cinnamon stick, ground nutmeg and cinnamon. ALSO! This drink works great if just built in the glass without an eggwhite. In that sense it becomes a wonderful Arrakis Old Fashioned. For Arrakis Syrup: Shred some (1/...
Editor's Note
Rye meets house-made ginger-cinnamon syrup in this spice-forward tribute to Arrakis. The egg white adds a silky texture that grounds the heat.
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