This refreshing twist on the classic Bourbon Pineapple Smash melds the lush sweetness of pineapple with the smoky depth of bourbon, complemented by a burst of citrus from lemon or lime. Mint introduces a crisp freshness, making this cocktail a superb pick for both sun-soaked afternoons and lively festivities.

 

To create this cocktail, begin by muddling pineapple chunks in a cocktail shaker to unlock their sweet essence. Mix in fresh lemon or lime juice for a zesty flair, and pour in a generous amount of bourbon—tailoring the choice to your preferred flavor intensity. Add a dash of Angostura bitters and a drizzle of honey or simple syrup to achieve a balanced, complex taste.

 

Once mixed and chilled with ice, pour the concoction into a rocks glass over a substantial ice cube to ensure a slow dilution. Garnish with a mint sprig and a pineapple slice or frond, enhancing both the visual and aromatic allure of the drink.

 

This Bourbon Pineapple Smash is perfect for anyone seeking a cocktail that’s both invigorating and richly flavorful. Tailor the sweetness or the mint intensity to match your palate, crafting a personalized beverage that’s as enjoyable to sip as it is beautiful to behold.

 

Enjoy this delightful fusion of flavors that promises to transport your senses to a tropical paradise with every sip.

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