Limona Corona
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- Method: build
- Glass: Beer Glass
- Ice: No ice used.
- Garnish: No garnish required.
Ingredients
- Corona — 1 bottle
- Bacardi Limon — 1 oz (30 ml)
How to make it
- Open the Corona bottle.
- Fill the empty space in the neck of the bottle with rum.
- The bottle should be filled to the top.
- Plug the bottle with your thumb or the palm of your hand.
- Turn the bottle upside-down so the rum and beer mix.
- Turn the bottle rightside-up, unplug, and drink.
A refreshing cocktail based on Corona beer with Bacardi Limon rum.
The story
The Limona Corona is a simple cocktail that combines beer and rum, originating from the popularity of beer cocktails in the late 20th century. Its appeal lies in the refreshing combination of a light lager like Corona with the citrus notes of Bacardi Limon. This drink gained traction in beach bars and casual settings, making it a go-to for warm-weather gatherings.
How it tastes
The Limona Corona offers a refreshing and zesty flavor profile, with the crispness of the beer complemented by the citrusy sweetness of the rum. It is best served chilled, making it ideal for summer parties or casual outdoor events.
Getting it right
The key to a successful Limona Corona is in the mixing technique. Ensuring that the rum fills the neck of the beer bottle properly and mixing it by turning the bottle upside-down allows the flavors to blend without excessive foaming, creating a smooth drinking experience.
Variations
- Limona Corona Lite — Substituting Bacardi Limon with a light citrus-flavored vodka for a lower-calorie option.
- Tropical Limona — Adding a splash of pineapple juice to the mix for a tropical twist.
Substitutions
- Bacardi Limon — Use any citrus-flavored rum or vodka if Bacardi Limon is unavailable.
- Corona — Any light lager can be used in place of Corona.
Questions
- Can I use a different beer?
- Yes, you can use any light lager or pilsner as a substitute for Corona, but the flavor may vary.
- Is there a non-alcoholic version?
- You can create a non-alcoholic version by using a non-alcoholic beer and a non-alcoholic citrus soda.
- What glass should I use?
- A beer glass is recommended for serving the Limona Corona, but any glass that can accommodate the bottle will work.
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