The Pineapple Last Word is a tropical twist on the classic Last Word cocktail, which was first served in the early 20th century at the Detroit Athletic Club. This pineapple-infused version is perfect for those who love a balance of sweet and sour in their cocktails, and it's a hit at summer parties.
The Pineapple Last Word is a delightful blend of sweet, sour, and slightly bitter flavors. The pineapple juice adds a tropical sweetness, while the lime juice provides a tangy kick. The gin and green chartreuse give it a complex, herbal undertone.
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Where does the gin typically used in a Pineapple Last Word come from?
Gin usually comes from England, but it is made all around the world.
Can I substitute other fruit juices for the pineapple juice?
Yes, other juices like orange or mango can be used, but they will change the flavor of the cocktail.
Is the Pineapple Last Word a strong or a light cocktail?
This cocktail can be quite strong due to the presence of gin and green chartreuse, both of which are high in alcohol content.
What is Maraschino Liqueur made from?
Maraschino Liqueur is made from the distillation of Marasca cherries.
How can I make this cocktail non-alcoholic?
You can make a non-alcoholic version by replacing the gin and liqueurs with non-alcoholic substitutes, or simply leaving them out and using more fruit juice.
Is this cocktail appropriate for a winter menu?
The Pineapple Last Word, while tropical in flavor, can be enjoyed any time of year. Its rich and complex flavors from the gin and green chartreuse make it suitable for winter as well.