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Tag Archives: Mai-Kai
Miami festival showcases a never-ending variety of rums, but what does the future hold?
The Miami Rum Renaissance Festival celebrated its fifth birthday last month, drawing thousands of industry reps and enthusiasts to a weeklong celebration of one of the world’s most popular spirits. The April 15-21 event marked the occasion with an impressive … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Events, Mai-Kai, South Florida
Tagged Appleton, Beachbum Berry, cocktails, Deadhead Rum, Dictador Rum, Don The Beachcomber, Ian Burrell, Mai-Kai, Martin Cate, Miami Rum Renaissance Festival, Papa's Pilar, Plantation Rum, rum, Santa Teresa Rum, South Florida, The Real McCoy Rum, Vizcaya Rum
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Mai-Kai cocktail review: True origins of a lost classic, the Island Queen, are revealed
Updated April 2, 2013 See below: Our Island Queen review | Ancestor recipe | Tribute recipe Related: Mai-Kai cocktail guide | More “lost cocktails” Over the course of more than 50 years, the outstanding tropical drinks at The Mai-Kai restaurant … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktail reviews, Cocktails, Cocktails, Culture, History, History, Mai-Kai, Recipes, Rum
Tagged Appleton, Beachbum Berry, cocktails, Don The Beachcomber, Island Queen, Mai Tai, Mai-Kai, Mariano Licudine, recipe, rum
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How big a punch can Tiki Month take?
Every February, Tiki cocktail bloggers gather for Tiki Month at The Pegu Blog to share cocktail recipes, tips, tricks and musings about the state of tropical mixology. Why February? It has something to do with an escape from Mother Nature’s … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Cocktails, Events, Events, Hukilau, Mai-Kai, Recipes, Rum, South Florida
Tagged Beachbum Berry, Hukilau, Ian Burrell, Lemon Hart, Mai-Kai, Martin Cate, punch, recipe, rum, Tiki Oasis
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New event celebrates Fort Lauderdale’s mid-century modern architecture, style
Update: Mai-Kai history event joins the party as inaugural Mod Weekend kicks into gear Interest in classic mid-century design and style has been building for decades, coinciding with a general distaste among many for the throw-away culture of the late … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Events, Events, Events, History, History, Mai-Kai, South Florida
Tagged Fort Lauderdale, Mai-Kai, Mod Weekend
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Lost Cocktails of The Mai-Kai: The late Dr. Fong has a funky and famous history
The concept of a “Polynesian” cocktail is somewhat of a misnomer. While most tropical drinks have names and imagery that recall Polynesia, most are actually Caribbean rum concoctions reinvented by American restaurateurs. One notable exception is the distinctive Doctor Funk, … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktail reviews, Cocktails, Cocktails, Culture, History, History, Mai-Kai, Recipes, Rum
Tagged Beachbum Berry, cocktails, Doctor Funk, Dr. Fong, Mai-Kai, Mariano Licudine, recipe, rum, Samoa, Trader Vic's
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Tap into The Mai-Kai anywhere with the new smartphone app
The Mai-Kai is a 56-year-old slice of vintage Polynesian Pop that evokes the simpler times of the mid-20th century. But this doesn’t mean the classic Fort Lauderdale restaurant is in any danger of being left behind by its trendy competition. … Continue reading

