A potent rum tiki classic created by Donn Beach — Don the Beachcomber — at the close of World War II, its name spelling out Morse code for "V," for victory. A backbone of grassy rhum agricole and blended aged rum is layered with falernum, allspice dram, citrus, and honey, then flash-blended over crushed ice. The signature garnish of three cherries and a pineapple spear is the drink's own dots-and-dash. Long lost to Donn's famous secrecy, it was resurrected decades later by historian Jeff "Beachbum" Berry.
Garnish: Maraschino Cherry, Pineapple Wedge
Blended · Footed Pilsner · Crushed
add
Combine the rhum agricole, aged rum, falernum, allspice dram, lime juice, orange juice, honey syrup, and bitters in a blender.
blend
Add about 12 oz of crushed ice and flash-blend for a few seconds until just combined and frothy.
build
Pour the blended drink into a footed copo (pilsner) glass and top up with fresh crushed ice.
garnish
Garnish with three cherries and a rectangular chunk of pineapple — the 'three dots and a dash' of Morse code for V (victory).