Dark n stormy cocktail

A Dark 'n Stormy is a refreshing cocktail that's perfect year-round. It's made with dark rum and ginger beer, and it's garnished with lime. The optional lime juice gives the drink a tart and acidic flavor, while the ginger beer adds hints of sweetness and spice. #DarknStormyCocktail

Classic Dark 'n' Stormy Cocktail Recipe: How to Make It at Home #cocktails #cocktailrecipes

The Dark ‘N Stormy is a classic cocktail made with Gosling’s Black Rum and ginger beer. It is typically served in a highball glass over ice, with a lime wedge for garnish.

The Dark 'n Stormy cocktail has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. Legend has it that it was created in Bermuda, where the Gosling Brothers began producing their signature Black Seal rum in 1806. The cocktail gained popularity as a way to enjoy the dark rum, ginger beer, and a spl

The Dark & Stormy has become an iconic cocktail consumed on waterfronts around the globe. It was invented in the 1920s by British sailors who were experimenting with mixing Goslings Black Seal Rum with a Ginger Beer that was also being made on the island as a way to help the sailor’s combat seasickness. The drink was an immediate hit and Goslings became associated with the drink ever since. The drink is even trademarked by Goslings, so if a bartender ever mixes a drink using another rum and…

Follow this step-by-step Dark and Stormy cocktail recipe and craft the popular rum cocktail in just two minutes.

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The key ingredient in this updated highball cocktail recipe is fresh-pressed ginger juice, which remains “nice and spicy” for up to two days.

Dark & Stormy sounds foreboding, but it's actually named after the murky color of the drink, similar to storm clouds rolling in. This is easiest to see when you pour the rum and it hasn't mixed into the ginger beer yet.