Cocktails with White Rum and Lemon Juice

12 cocktails in the Drambl catalogue use white rum and lemon juice.

• Between the Sheets — A Prohibition-era classic, this cocktail blends Cognac, white rum, orange liqueur, and lemon juice for a potent yet balanced drink.
• Blue Hawaii — A vibrant blue tropical cocktail created by Harry Yee, featuring vodka, light rum, blue curaçao, pineapple juice, and a touch of sour.
• Chief Lapu-Lapu — A potent and fruity tiki concoction blending multiple spirits with tropical juices and passion fruit.
• Doctor Funk — An old-school tiki cooler with grenadine and a whisper of absinthe.
• Fog Cutter — Trader Vic's deceptively strong tiki blend with a sherry float.
• Hawaiian Eye — The Hawaiian Eye is a classic tiki cocktail featuring a blend of light and dark rums, brightened with lemon juice, passion fruit syrup, orgeat, and a dash of Angostura bitters.
• Hurricane — A vibrant, fruity rum punch from New Orleans, combining light and dark rums with passion fruit and citrus juices for a sweet, potent, and irresistibly tropical experience.
• Long Island Iced Tea — Five spirits, triple sec, lemon, and cola. Deceptively strong.
• Rum Cooler — Simple yet satisfying, rum meets zesty lemon-lime soda and fresh lemon. A bright, bubbly, and easy-drinking refresher.
• Scorpion — A potent and tropical tiki classic, this single-serving Scorpion blends rum and brandy with bright citrus and sweet orgeat for a deceptively smooth and flavorful experience.
• Scorpion Bowl — A potent and exotic communal punch, brimming with multiple spirits, fruit juices, and a hint of almond, designed for sharing.
• Tabu — A forbidden and fruity tiki concoction from Trader Vic's, blending light and dark rums with zesty orange and lemon, sweetened by grenadine and a subtle touch of almond.

These drinks also call for

• Dark Rum (in 7 of them)
• Orange Juice (in 6 of them)
• Cognac (in 5 of them)
• Orgeat (in 5 of them)
• Grenadine (in 4 of them)
• Simple Syrup (in 4 of them)

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