This simple, yet well balanced cocktail includes a locally made liqueur called Nance, rum, fresh lime juice, aquafaba completed with just the right touch of aromatic bitters.
A unique blend of Mezcal, freshly squeezed orange juice, pickle juice, simple syrup and a touch of soda water for spritz, topped off with beer of your choice.
A refreshing combination of fresh cucumber juice and reduction, lightly fermented pineapple tepache, white rum, and topped off with club soda for spritz.
A Mescal forward cocktail with hints of bourbon and nuts derived from homemade Orgeat syrup is rounded off with a few drops of bitters.
A stimulating burst of flavor; our mixologists have devised a concoction worthy of ancient rituals. A unique combination of soursop puree, local spices, aged rum and coconut rum blended to perfection.
Chunks of cucumber muddled with Hendricks gin, fresh lime juice, and a touch of bitters brings this refreshing cocktail to life.
Rum with hints of coconut rum, expertly combined with sorrel, a plant widely used in the Caribbean and a part of the hibiscus family, along other fruit juice reductions.
A unique blend of vodka, fresh squeezed lime juice, homemade pineapple tepache, simple syrup and a touch of soda water for spritz.
White rum and Aperol lends a tart base to this cocktail while pineapple tepache is used to top off for a tropical finish.
This refreshing version utilizes white wine, Campari, and club soda with an orange peel.
Where Caribbean meets Tiki, our rift on the classic favorite utilizes lightly roasted peanuts made into Orgeat syrup, Jamaican lime juice, light and dark rum aged in bourbon barrels.
This refreshing version utilizes white wine, Campari, and club soda with an orange peel.
Our twist on the Mexican favorite; this recipe combines tart and sweet. Lime juice is combined with coconut cream, in a sugar rimmed glass.
Our team goes into the kitchen for this one, utilizing a homemade pesto wash infused into sugarcane rum then gently muddled with lime juice, fresh basil and raw cane sugar topped off with club soda.
This miracle fruit has been a go to in Mesoamerica for millennia. So we added some rum to it following the classic style of shaking and strained into a chilled hurricane glass.
Sorrel, a relative to hibiscus and native to West Africa, has long been used to make wines and is a Belizean tradition especially in the Kriol culture where wine would be made in preparation of visits around Christmas by neighbors. Here we are utilizing the essence of the plant to render a slightly tart yet refreshing cocktail reminiscent of a daiquiri.
A refreshing combination of fresh cucumber juice and reduction, lightly fermented pineapple tepache, white rum, and topped off with club soda for spritz.
This rich concoction mixes Irish cream, coffee liqueur, and crunchy peanut butter and rum for a kick served in no less than a caramel syrup swirled glass complete with whipped cream.
Local craboo liqueur is shaken with rum, lime juice and egg white offering a unique flavor derived from this tropical berry. Topped off with a few drops of Angostura bitters.
Chunks of cucumber muddled with Hendricks gin, fresh lime juice, and a touch of bitters brings this refreshing cocktail to life.
Light rum with hints of coconut rum, expertly combined with sorrel, a plant widely used in the Caribbean and a part of the hibiscus family, along other fruit juice reductions.
Pumpkin seeds are lightly toasted and made into our own version of Orgeat syrup, shaken with local citrus juices and served with an aged rum float.
A unique blend of vodka, fresh squeezed lime juice, homemade pineapple tepache, simple syrup and a touch of soda water for spritz.
6-year-old Belizean rum aged in bourbon barrels shaken with homemade sour mix and eggwhite.
Lightly fermented pineapple skins are shaken with fresh lime juice and just the right amount of tequila served on a hurricane in a lightly dusted tajin rimmed glass.
A house twist using Belizean rum, homemade pineapple reduction, tepache, lime juice, coconut cream, shaken and strained over fresh ice.
This exotic fruit is pulped and combined with coconut cream, rum, and served blended.
Our twist on the Mexican favorite; this recipe combines tart and sweet. Lime juice is combined with coconut cream, in a sugar-rimmed glass.
This miracle fruit has been a go to in Mesoamerica for millennia. So we added some rum to it following the classic style of shaking and strained into a chilled hurricane glass.
