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This coconut tequila cocktail is the ultimate late summer drink

The 'Walk In The Tropics' cocktail using Cazcabel Coconut tequila

Looking for a cocktail that will transport you to tropical climes? We’ve found the perfect drink to make summer last even longer. 

It’s made possible thanks to the discovery of the sweet Cazcabel Coconut tequila, a fabulously fruity addition to any party – or your drinks trolley. The Cazcabel tequila range is about as authentic as they come, produced in an independent micro distillery in the highlands of the Jalisco mountains in Mexico, and made using 7 year old blue weber agave, which is crushed and distilled using local, traditional methods for a super smooth spirit. 

Now, this coconut edition takes the distillery’s dry, earthy blanco tequila base and blends it with the sweetness of succulent Mexican coconuts and crisp citrus notes. It’s sweet enough to serve with pineapple juice alone for a refined (and easy) twist on a classic Pina Colada, or even simply make a Coconut & Tonic by mixing with tonic water and finishing with fresh lime. 

But, we’ve found the ultimate recipe for ultimate late summer vibes in a glass: the ‘Walk In The Tropics’. It’s made using Cazcabel Coconut, rum and fresh juice. Here’s how to make it – and keep the party going for weeks to come… 

The 'Walk In The Tropics' cocktail using Cazcabel Coconut tequila
Make the ‘Walk In The Tropics’ cocktail using Cazcabel Coconut tequila

‘Walk in the Tropics’  

30ml Spiced Rum

25ml Cazcabel Coconut Tequila

15ml Fresh Passionfruit

25ml Fresh Lime Juice

1 dash Aromatic Bitters

Orange Slice

Rocks Glass

Method 

Muddle fresh passionfruit in a cocktail shaker and add the rest of the ingredients. 

Shake well with cubed ice. 

Strain into a glass over cubed ice – and enjoy! 

Grab Cazcabel Coconut Tequila for your bar cart for £25.25 at The Whiskey Exchange.

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Bex April May is an experienced entertainment, travel and lifestyle journalist based in London, writing for The Guardian, Metro, Cosmopolitan, MTV, Shortlist and more. Follow her adventures on Twitter @bexlectric and on Instagram @bexaprilmay

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