RumChata Root Beer Float
Preparation
Preparation time: 2 minutes
Drink Classification
Serving
Backstory
RumChata Root Beer Float
- Root Beer Float with RumChata
- Adult Root Beer Float
Characteristics overview
Flavor intensity & Experience
Ingredients
- RumChata Liqueur60 ml / 2 ozA cream liqueur made with Caribbean rum, cinnamon, and vanilla. Should be chilled before use.
- Root Beer180 ml / 6 oz, or to topUse a good quality, well-chilled root beer for the best flavor and fizz.
- Whipped Cream1 dollop(optional)Adds to the dessert-like quality of the drink.
- Ground Cinnamon1 pinch(optional)Enhances the cinnamon notes from the RumChata.
Ice type
- None
Mixing equipments
- None
Instructions
Garnishing
- Whipped cream, a dollop on top of the foam.
- Ground cinnamon, a light dusting over the whipped cream or foam.
Dietary Information
Nutrition information
Occasions
- Dessert
- Casual Gatherings
- Summer Parties
- Movie Night
Pairing suggestions
- Enjoyed on its own as a dessert
- Simple cookies like snickerdoodles or shortbread
- Salty snacks like pretzels or popcorn
The Adult Soda Fountain: A Guide to the RumChata Root Beer Float
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