A rum-soaked New Orleans icon, the Hurricane stacks a blend of dark, white, and overproof rums over passion fruit syrup and bright lemon juice, finishing tart-sweet and deceptively strong. It was devised in the 1940s at Pat O'Brien's Bar in the French Quarter, where a wartime glut of rum needed somewhere to go and a hurricane-lamp-shaped glass gave the drink its name. Today it remains the city's defining tropical pour — fruity, garnet-red, and best sipped with caution.
Garnish: Orange Wheel, Maraschino Cherry
Shaken · Hurricane · Cubed
add
Combine the dark, white, and overproof rums with the passion fruit syrup and lemon juice in a shaker.
shake
Add ice and shake hard until well chilled.
strain
Pour the drink, ice and all, into a Hurricane glass; top with fresh ice if needed.
garnish
Garnish with an orange slice and a cherry.