Pondside Punch

Name: Pondside Punch
Ingredients: 1.5 oz Honey-Pineapple Gin; 0.75 oz Column Still Lightly Aged Rum; 0.25 oz Hibiscus Liqueur; 0.25 oz Midori Melon Liqueur; 1 oz Fresh Lime Juice; 1 oz Watermelon & Hibiscus Soda; 0.5 oz Watermelon Oleo; 0.25 oz Vanilla Syrup; 2 dash(es) Grapefruit Bitters; 3 drop(s) Saline Solution

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By Chris Russell

Submitted on: August 6, 2023

Refreshing

Seasonal

I recently got to stand beside two of my best friends while they got married. This drink is dedicated to Ryan and Taylor. If you decide to make it, raise your glass for them. Recommended Brands: •Dillon’s Small Batch x Maison Selby Gin •Flor de Caña Extra Dry 4 Y.O. Rum •Smugglers Cove Hibiscus Liqueur (recipe) •The Great Gentleman Soda •Fee Brothers Grapefruit Bitters Watermelon Oleo Recipe: •300g watermelon rind, liberally de-fleshed, chopped into ~1” pieces •300g sugar Add watermelon rin...

Ingredients

1.5 oz
Honey-Pineapple Gin

0.75 oz
Column Still Lightly Aged Rum

0.25 oz
Hibiscus Liqueur

0.25 oz
Midori Melon Liqueur

1 oz
Fresh Lime Juice

1 oz
Watermelon & Hibiscus Soda

0.5 oz
Watermelon Oleo

0.25 oz
Vanilla Syrup

2 dash(es)
Grapefruit Bitters

3 drop(s)
Saline Solution

Instructions

Garnish

Bands of lemon and lime peel, mint, watermelon

Build

Blend

Glass

Estimated strength

About 13% ABV (estimate)

By Chris Russell

Craft Tiki Cocktails

Home bartender based in St. John's, Newfoundland. Like many, I got into this hobby-turned-obsession-turned-side gig during the pandemic, and it's been a journey! I have a passion for tiki classics and modern exotic cocktails, especially when I can infuse them with spirits and quality ingredients from the East Coast of Canada. On Instagram & TikTok @avalonhomebar...

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Combine all ingredients in a drink mixer tin with a cup of roughly crushed ice. Flash blend, then open pour into a Collins glass. Garnish with a band of lemon peel, a band of lime peel, a watermelon wedge, and a sprig of mint from the grooms’ garden.