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The Baydose was created whilst on a trip to country of Barbados. The mixologist's daughter couldn't pronounce Barbados properly, but kept on repeating Baydose.
Thus the cocktail was born.
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The Baydose is a vibrant and zesty expression of Barbados, marrying the warmth of spiced rum with the sweet-spicy complexity of Velvet Falernum, tied together by a bright splash of lime juice. The result is a cocktail with a bold, tropical soul that captures the essence of island life with every sip.
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How to make a Baydose
- Spiced rum 45ml, Lime juice 22.5 ml, Velvet Falernum 30 ml
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- In a shaker combine the Velvet Falernum, lime juice and rum
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- Shake well and strain into a chilled martini glass
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- Garnish with a lime twist
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Find out more- To enhance the tropical notes of the Baydose, consider infusing your spiced rum with a hint of toasted coconut prior to mixing. Simply add a small amount of toasted coconut to your bottle and allow it to infuse for 3-5 days, then strain and use.
- Before juicing the lime, zest a small piece of the skin into the shaker. The oils will add an extra citrusy aroma that elevates the freshness of the cocktail without altering the acidity balance.
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What is the origin of the Baydose cocktail?
The Baydose cocktail has a charming and personal origin story tied to Barbados. It was created during a trip to the country, drawing inspiration from the mixologist's daughter who couldn't quite pronounce 'Barbados' but instead adorably referred to it as 'Baydose'. This whimsical mispronunciation inspired the cocktail's name, reflecting both a connection to the location and a delightful family anecdote. The Baydose is not only a drink but a cherished reminder of familial ties and travel adventures.
Can I substitute any ingredients in the Baydose cocktail?
Yes, while the Baydose is traditionally made with spiced rum, lime juice, and Velvet Falernum, you can experiment with substitutions. If you can't find Velvet Falernum, a sweet and slightly spicy syrup, you might try substituting with a mix of simple syrup and allspice liqueur or a dash of bitters for a similar complexity. For the spiced rum, any quality rum with a hint of spice or vanilla profile could serve as a replacement, although it's worth noting that substitutions may change the final flavor profile.
What food pairs well with the Baydose cocktail?
The Baydose cocktail, with its vibrant blend of spiced rum and zesty lime juice, pairs excellently with Caribbean-inspired dishes. Consider serving it alongside jerk chicken, grilled seafood, or dishes with fruity and spicy elements like a pineapple salsa. The cocktail's refreshing nature and spice balance make it an ideal companion for lighter appetizers such as shrimp ceviche or grilled coconut shrimp. These combinations enhance the tropical feel and bring out complementary flavors in both the food and the drink.
What is the ideal preparation technique for a Baydose cocktail?
The Baydose is best enjoyed shaken, not stirred, to ensure the ingredients are well-mixed and chilled. Begin by filling a cocktail shaker with ice, then add the spiced rum, lime juice, and Velvet Falernum. Shake vigorously for about 15-20 seconds to achieve the perfect chill and blend of flavors. Straining the mix into a cooled cocktail glass will help preserve the delightful balance and refreshing taste, offering a well-blended drink that is both smooth and vibrant, ideal for sipping on warm evenings.
How does the alcohol content of Baydose compare to other cocktails?
The Baydose cocktail has an alcohol content of 20%, which is relatively moderate compared to some other cocktails. This places it on the lighter side of the cocktail spectrum, which can range from around 10% to over 30% alcohol by volume. For instance, a classic Martini might contain over 30% alcohol, while drinks like a Margarita could be similar to the Baydose in terms of strength, depending on how they are prepared. The 20% ABV of the Baydose offers a significant, yet not overpowering, alcoholic presence, making it suitable for those looking for a balanced drink with noticeable potency.
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