Mai Tai from the Backyard in Santa Monica. They make it with Orgeat and light some 151 on fire to give that Carmel taste. It is a great end to the trip.
If it's on fire, how do you drink it?
this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2023
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It’s 151 that’s on fire. It will burn itself out in about a minute or you can blow it out pretty easy.
Ooooh I love the flaming version so much! I make these as well, but serve them in double rocks glasses