Specialty Cocktail: Primary Trust

Specialty Cocktail: Primary Trust

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Alley Theatre

April 23, 2025

If you enjoyed the specialty cocktail for Primary Trust, here is your chance to make it yourself at home.

The Tiki Teller

A timeless tiki classic born in 1940s California, the Mai Tai is a vibrant, citrus-forward cocktail that perfectly balances the boldness of aged rum with the smooth sweetness of orgeat and orange curaçao. Fresh lime juice brings a zesty brightness, while the nutty almond notes and tropical aroma make each sip feel like a breeze off a faraway beach. Despite its name meaning “out of this world” in Tahitian (“Maita’i roa ae!”), this drink keeps things grounded in bold, boozy simplicity —umbrellas are a necessity.

 

Ingredients

  • 1 oz aged Jamaican rum
  • 1 oz Martinique rum (Rhum Agricole or another dry, funky rum)
  • ¾ oz fresh lime juice
  • ½ oz orange curaçao
  • ¼ oz orgeat syrup (almond syrup)
  • ¼ oz simple syrup

Optional garnish

  • Mint sprig
  • Spent lime shell
  • Cherry or pineapple wedge (for flair)

Instructions

  • Add all ingredients (except Jamaican rum) into a shaker with ice.
  • Shake well for 10–15 seconds.
  • Strain into a double old-fashioned glass filled with crushed ice.
  • Top with orange or pineapple juice (optional).
  • Float aged Jamaican rum.
  • Garnish with the mint sprig and the spent lime shell (it looks like a little island!).
  • Don’t forget to add an umbrella!

Primary Trust runs May 2 through May 25, 2024. Tickets are available here.

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