Matusalem
02-19-2008, 02:58 PM
Not sure anyone remembers those but when I was a younger thats' what I remember em' called... which was a pop sickle with orange flavored ice over a vanila ice cream center.
Not setting out to create anything, but just goofing off, I stumbled upon what reminded me precisely of this with a rum kick in the seat of the pants. I combined two rums that I infused (but rather than the kind of flash infusion I think is typical these are more along the lines of "flavored" as both went through at least a couple of weeks infusion (the orange has been continuous but I doubt there is much of any flavor being left to extraction at this point).
Anyway I poured about equal amounts over ice one day and have bee having 50/50s since. Sometimes I'll add a very light orange syrup (more like gentle sweetener than "syrup"). Anyone that likes a carbonated top - it works well with sparkling water, a splash of sparkling lemonade or limeade each worked very well with this combo adding a slightly different citrus twist on the tongue.
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q59/lucho_album/_Photo-2008-01-09063.jpg
Both consist of La Flor de Caсa Extra Dry 4 year old.
The rum in the actual Flor bottle was Tahitian vanilla bean infused (flavored). Poor lighting and photographer, but you can see that the rum took on some color from the vanilla.
The generic bottle consists of La Flor de Caсa ED4 and is infused (flavored) with Clementine oranges (Cutties).
I'm not sure if creating this or similar flavor combo is a common occurrence but it was my first experience and certainly was by accident.
Not setting out to create anything, but just goofing off, I stumbled upon what reminded me precisely of this with a rum kick in the seat of the pants. I combined two rums that I infused (but rather than the kind of flash infusion I think is typical these are more along the lines of "flavored" as both went through at least a couple of weeks infusion (the orange has been continuous but I doubt there is much of any flavor being left to extraction at this point).
Anyway I poured about equal amounts over ice one day and have bee having 50/50s since. Sometimes I'll add a very light orange syrup (more like gentle sweetener than "syrup"). Anyone that likes a carbonated top - it works well with sparkling water, a splash of sparkling lemonade or limeade each worked very well with this combo adding a slightly different citrus twist on the tongue.
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q59/lucho_album/_Photo-2008-01-09063.jpg
Both consist of La Flor de Caсa Extra Dry 4 year old.
The rum in the actual Flor bottle was Tahitian vanilla bean infused (flavored). Poor lighting and photographer, but you can see that the rum took on some color from the vanilla.
The generic bottle consists of La Flor de Caсa ED4 and is infused (flavored) with Clementine oranges (Cutties).
I'm not sure if creating this or similar flavor combo is a common occurrence but it was my first experience and certainly was by accident.