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  1. Aug 21, 2023 · This single-serving Rum Punch uses both light and dark rum—a smart and easy way to add depth and complexity to a cocktail. From there, pineapple and grenadine lend sweetness, orange juice brightens everything, and a lime cuts through the sugars and tropical sweetness to create a refreshingly tart profile.

  2. May 7, 2024 · After a recent trip to the Caribbean, I’ve fallen in love with this quick Rum Punch recipe. It’s an easy rum cocktail that can be made single serve or by the pitcher, making it an excellent recipe to share at BBQs all summer long! This version is made with a blend of fruit juices, white rum, and grenadine for that signature pink ...

  3. Jan 26, 2024 · Jump to Recipe. This rum punch recipe is perfect for parties because it’s quick and easy, and the flavor is amazing. It pairs tropical notes from pineapple, lime, and orange juice against light and dark rum. A splash of grenadine offers color and a kiss of sweetness.

  4. Apr 21, 2023 · With 4 kinds of rum, pineapple juice, and grenadine, this easy cocktail recipe packs a PUNCH! I’m showing you how to make a single drink OR a party punch! If you’re looking for a party punch that will take you to the beach, this is it!

  5. Jan 3, 2024 · Lime juice. Grenadine. Types of rum. Many rum punch recipes use more than one type of rum, which adds nuance in flavor. Taste the different varieties, and you’ll find that they almost taste like different spirits! You can use only one type of rum if it’s all you have, but it’s worth seeking out two types for the flavor difference.

  6. Jan 7, 2024 · The Rum Punch is a favorite among pirates, sailors, and beachgoers alike. The name 'punch' comes from the Hindi word 'panch', which means 'five', referring to the five main ingredients in the original recipe. Rum Punch is often associated with celebrations and gatherings, making it a popular choice for parties and events.

  7. Rum punch. Shivi Ramoutar. 8 ratings Rate. Get 5 issues for £5 when you subscribe to our magazine. Prep: 5 mins. plus 1 hr chilling, no cook. Easy. Serves 2. Shivi Ramoutar's recipe for this classic Caribbean cocktail combines sweet and sour flavours for a fruity weekend tipple.