If you want to make great tiki cocktails at home, you're going to need rum. Lots of rum. This is where you should start.

For a "darker" dark and stormy, swap the Goslings Black Seal rum for Goslings 151-proof at 75.5% ABV (and maybe scale it back ...

A judge has called for a ban on the sale of 75% alcoholic shots after a binge drinker's "savage" attack on a young man. Sean Forrest, 28, of Royal Crescent, Exeter, downed shots of 151-proof rum ...

Just a small amount of one of these rums (especially at 151 proof) are enough in a tiki cocktail recipe to amp up its flavor or color. Note: Some common uses of dark, colored rum fly somewhat in ...

Options like 151-proof rum and 114-proof Navy Strength gin are liquors you'll even find on bar carts, oftentimes complementing other ingredients in Tiki drinks. Such hair-raising strengths beg the ...

topped with 151 proof rum. This version is frozen, and just like the OG Miami Vice, it’s layered in with the frozen piña colada. This might seem obvious, but just in case: if you’re hanging o ...

Any alcohol over 70 percent, including grain alcohol and 151-proof rum, is banned from both checked and carry-on luggage. So, it's best to leave the strong stuff in your home liquor cabinet.

Anyone hoping to kick off their holiday with some high-strength spirits should be aware that anything over 70 percent alcohol, including grain alcohol and 151-proof rum, is prohibited in both ...

Ingredients In a shot glass, pour in the Amaretto. Using a cocktail spoon, pour in the 151-proof rum, making sure the two ...

to the coconut notes of a flavored rum. Especially in white expressions, the spirit does lean too pungent, both in the intensity of its flavor and high-proof. Although tasty in certain drinks ...

Drizzle honey over the fruit, then add in apple cider, rum, ginger beer ... Stir together all the ingredients except the 151. Pour the mixture into a 14-ounce glass three-fourths full of cracked ...