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The Hemingway Daquiri

2 oz Light Rum 2 oz Fresh Grapefruit Juice 1 oz Fresh Lime Juice 1/2 oz Luxardo Maraschino Garnish: Lime Wheel Shake all ingredients except garnish. Strain into you favorite chilled Coupe or Collins Glass (with shaved ice). Hemingway’s Orginial Daiquiri consisted of 3 3/4 onces of rum with only 6 drops of Luxardo. For those of us with a less alcoholic palate, we dialed back the rum a little and upped the sweatiness. This Daiquiri is our go-to thirst quencher. The fresh fruit juice makes this

Published March 15, 2015Updated December 24, 2025DUN Team1 min read

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2 oz Light Rum
2 oz Fresh Grapefruit Juice
1 oz Fresh Lime Juice
1/2 oz Luxardo Maraschino
Garnish: Lime Wheel

Shake all ingredients except garnish. Strain into you favorite chilled Coupe or Collins Glass (with shaved ice).

Hemingway’s Orginial Daiquiri consisted of 3 3/4 onces of rum with only 6 drops of Luxardo. For those of us with a less alcoholic palate, we dialed back the rum a little and upped the sweatiness.

This Daiquiri is our go-to thirst quencher. The fresh fruit juice makes this drink very refreshing and easy to drink.

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