Dark rum drinks

These dark rum cocktails are too good to pass up! From punch to a dark and stormy to a pina colada, take a virtual vacation with these yummy drinks.

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

Can you make a mojito with dark rum? Yes, and this blackberry mojito with dark rum is the perfect thing to try!

Whether you’re looking for ways to use rum you already have or planning a tropical-themed party, the most popular rum cocktails are real crowd-pleasers. Though many of these cocktails highlight sweet elements, there are some options for those without much of a sweet tooth. Some of these drinks require more preparation than others, but no matter your bartending skill level, you’ll find a great option here!

This Dark and Stormy Drink Recipe is going to quickly become a favorite! It's like a Moscow Mule made with rum.

Indulge in these 10 exotic dark rum cocktails and enjoy the balance of sweet, sour, tropical flavors, and velvety textures that leave a delightful aftertaste.

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Pineapple Rum Punch is an easy cocktail for any party or celebration. Only 3 ingredients in this simple and delicious rum cocktail!

Warm up your cocktail game with flavorful spiced rum cocktails! Perfect for cozy nights or festive gatherings, these drinks combine the rich, bold taste of spiced rum with a variety of mixers like fruit juices, soda, or spices. Whether you're craving a classic rum punch or a creative twist on your favorite drinks, these spiced rum cocktails are sure to bring a little heat to any occasion! #spicedrumcocktails

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.