Här har du en drink med en härlig smakkombination av rom och Ginger Beer. Och som ett stort plus så är Dark and Stormy enkel att blanda ihop!
Dark and Stormy ingredienser
- 2 rejäla skivor lime
- 4-6 cl mörk rom (jag använde mig av Motörhead’s Dark Rum)
- is
- 1 dl Ginger beer
Så här blandar du ihop en Dark and Stormy
- Fyll ett glass med is.
- Pressa en limeklyfta över isen
- Häll i Ginger beer
- Toppa med rom och en skiva lime.
- Du kan även hälla i lite Angostura Bitter om du vill.
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