What can I make with gold rum, tequila, red vermouth, brandy, orgeat, triple sec, simple syrup, lime juice, lemon juice, bitters, and ginger beer?

Based on the ingredients you have on hand, there are a few fantastic cocktails you can whip up. Given that you have gold rum, lime juice, and simple syrup, one excellent choice is the Orange Daiquiri. This cocktail celebrates the beautiful harmony of gold rum's rich, full-bodied notes with the bright citrus flavors of orange juice and the sharp tanginess of lime juice. A touch of simple syrup balances the acidity to create a perfectly rounded, tropical drink that is both refreshing and sophisticated. Rated highly at 4.7/5, the Orange Daiquiri is ideal for summer parties or a relaxing evening.

If you want something slightly more complex, you might consider the Anejo Highball. This cocktail benefits from gold rum (substituted for white rum), lime juice, and bitters, along with the addition of ginger beer to create a spirited, fizzy delight. Conceived in the 1990s by mixology legend Dale DeGroff, the Anejo Highball is fruity and punchy – perfect for those who enjoy a well-balanced, refreshing sipper. This cocktail also rates highly at 4.62/5, making it a dependable choice for impressing guests or simply indulging yourself.

For a more tropical experience, the Mai Tai might be just what you need. Combining lime juice, orgeat syrup, orange liqueur (triple sec), and gold rum (in place of the original rum varieties), this classic tiki cocktail is well balanced with its fruity and nutty flavors. Trader Vic’s creation from the 1940s, which has a 4.62/5 rating, redefined what a tropical cocktail could be, offering both complexity and refreshment. It's a delightful option to transport your tastebuds to a warm beachside environment.

While your ingredients don't match any cocktail perfectly, these recommendations should surely provide delicious and enjoyable results. Happy mixing!