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Brass Monkey Ball
Which Polynesian Tiki bar owners of America claim to have invented Mai Tai?
MOREThere are several claims of invention of the Mai Tai cocktail. Beachcomber or "Don the Beachcomber" says he started it in 1933 at his eponymous restaurant in Hollywood California while Bergeron aka "Trader Vic" claims he created it in 1944 at his restaurant "Trader Vic's" in Oakland California.
Brass Monkey Ball
Low ABV ( less than 15% ),Light and refreshing.
*Note that dilution and other factors like type and temperature of ice are not considered in this upfront calculation.
Beer is great with pub fare like sausage rolls or Scotch eggs.
Vodka, orange, vanilla, beer
- Beer 1 bottle
- Vodka, Orange 3 cl
- Orange Juice 18 cl
- Vanilla Extract 0,5 tsp.
Any Glass of your Choice
brass monkey ball is a popular Beer,Vodka cocktail containing a combinations of Beer,Vodka, Orange,Orange Juice,Vanilla Extract .Served using Any Glass of your ChoiceBrass Monkey Ball Ingredients
Beer,Vodka, Orange,Orange Juice,Vanilla Extract,
Brass Monkey Ball Recipe
Mix Vodka, orange juice, and vanilla in shaker. Pour beer into sleeve glass, and add liquour mixture. Stir if desired.
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