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White (light) rum

White (light) rum
A clear, short-aged rum with a clean mild taste for cocktails, soaking syrups and creams.

White (light) rum is a clear, short-aged rum from sugarcane or molasses, with a clean mild taste, a light sweetness and subtle vanilla notes. It is used in cocktails (mojito, daiquiri, pina colada), and in cooking in soaking syrups for rum babas and sponge cakes, creams, ganache, sauces for tropical desserts and for flambeing.

Recipes with this ingredient

Tea Sour Cocktail
Tea Sour CocktailAuthor's cuisine | Drinks

The 'Tea Sour' cocktail is an exquisite blend of delicate airy texture and deep flavor balance. Inspired by classic sours, it gains a unique note from the addition of vanilla or tea liqueur, which adds sophistication and aromatic complexity to the drink. The gentle whipped egg white creates a velvety texture that contrasts with the refreshing tartness of lemon juice and the warmth of rum. A light sweetness from sugar harmoniously unites the flavors, making the cocktail an ideal choice for special occasions. Served with edible gold, it transforms into a true work of art worthy of attentive connoisseurs. This cocktail pairs beautifully with light desserts and will elegantly adorn any evening.

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Mai Tai cocktail with liqueur

Mai Tai is one of the most legendary cocktails, born in the mid-20th century in the spirit of tiki culture. The name translates from Tahitian as 'Best of the Best', and indeed, the combination of light rum, liqueurs, and fresh lime juice creates a delightful balance of sweet and sour flavors. Falernum adds notes of spices and almond, while a final touch of aged rum poured on top gives depth and complexity. It is served in a rocks glass with ice and garnished with a lime chip, mint sprig, and cherry, making it not only delicious but also aesthetically appealing. This cocktail is perfect for exotic-themed parties, beach relaxation or simply for connoisseurs of refined flavor combinations.

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Snowball Cocktail
Snowball CocktailIndian cuisine | Drinks

The cocktail 'Snowball' is an exquisite drink that combines a delicate creamy texture with nutty and vanilla notes. Its origin is linked to Indian cuisine, where rich and aromatic flavor combinations are traditionally valued. The main ingredients—creamy and nut liqueurs, fructose, and light rum—create a harmony of sweetness and mild bitterness. The decoration of the glass with a marshmallow ball adds softness and visual appeal, making the cocktail resemble a snow globe. 'Snowball' is perfect for winter evenings or cozy gatherings with friends when you want to warm up and enjoy a refined taste.

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Cocktail "Crazy Camel" ("El camello … loco")

The cocktail 'El camello loco' is a bold mix of classic European flavors with an unexpected twist. This drink reflects the experimental style of bartenders seeking new combinations. It combines rich notes of light rum and red vermouth, the freshness of lime, and the sweetness of sugar syrup, with a light beer adding a sparkling touch and complexity. 'El camello loco' impresses with its playful character—strong yet refreshing, bitter yet sweet. It is served in a tall glass with ice, and the finishing touch of lemon zest adds subtle citrus notes. An ideal choice for those craving unusual flavors and new experiences!

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Long Island
Long IslandAmerican cuisine | Drinks

Long Island is an iconic cocktail from America that gained popularity during the Prohibition era. Its rich composition includes vodka, rum, gin, tequila, and Cointreau, making it one of the strongest cocktails. Balance is achieved by adding lemon juice and simple syrup, while a light hint of cola gives the drink its characteristic color. The taste of Long Island is rich, deep, and layered—initially fresh and citrusy followed by the warmth of alcohol. Traditionally served in a teapot to conceal its contents, today it is more commonly served in a tall glass with ice. This cocktail is perfect for evenings when you crave something bold and daring yet elegant.

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Watermelon Daiquiri
Watermelon DaiquiriEuropean cuisine | Drinks

Watermelon daiquiri is a bright and refreshing cocktail perfect for hot summer evenings. Its roots trace back to Cuba, the birthplace of the classic daiquiri, but fresh watermelon adds a sweet, juicy note. The combination of light rum, lime juice, and sugar creates a harmonious balance of sweet and sour flavors, while ice gives the drink its chill. Watermelon daiquiri delights with its rich aroma and smooth texture and is an excellent choice for parties and cozy gatherings. It pairs wonderfully with light snacks and fruits, creating an atmosphere of relaxed enjoyment. Serve it in a chilled glass garnished with lime zest to highlight its exotic character.

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Yellow Sling
Yellow SlingBritish cuisine | Drinks

Yellow Sling is an exotic cocktail inspired by British mixology traditions. Its name hints at the sunny brightness of passion fruit, giving the drink a rich tropical flavor with a slight tartness. The combination of dark and light rum creates a deep, warming base, while absinthe adds a spicy note of bitterness. The special presentation makes it not only a gastronomic delight but also a true spectacle—sugar with banana caramelizes under the flame of absinthe, imparting smoky spice aromas to the cocktail. Yellow Sling is perfect for parties; it not only quenches thirst but also turns an ordinary evening into an exciting event.

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Cocktail "Cuba Libre
Cocktail "Cuba LibreEuropean cuisine | Drinks

On the one hand, according to legend, the cocktail was born from a toast to the liberation of Cuba from Spanish rule, which happened in 1898. On the other hand, Coca-Cola appeared on the island no earlier than 1900. Historical inconsistency - and a legendary cocktail. Everything a rock and roll hero needs.

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Mojito Cocktail
Mojito CocktailEuropean cuisine | Drinks

Hemingway's favorite cocktail, what else can I say.

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Knickerbocker á la Monsieur

One of the oldest cocktails in the world, the recipe was first published in 1869 in William Terrington's book Cooling Cups and Dainty Drinks. There are two versions of the Knickerbocker. This one is for men. The women's version is not so interestin

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Queen's Park Swizzle
Queen's Park SwizzleEuropean cuisine | Drinks

A Trinidadian cocktail, the traditional version of which uses Guyanese demerara rum.

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First Time Cocktail
First Time CocktailEuropean cuisine | Drinks

A recent Moscow invention with French elderberry liqueur - sweet and pretty.

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Mai Tai Cocktail
Mai Tai CocktailEuropean cuisine | Drinks

This cocktail was probably invented in Oakland, California, in 1944. And the name is Tahitian, meaning "good." It's said that several Tahitians came to the Oakland restaurant Trader Vic's, tried this thing, and highly approved.

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Curd pie with feijoa and strawberry sauce

Cottage cheese pie with feijoa and strawberry sauce is an exquisite combination of airy cottage cheese texture, exotic sweet-sour notes of feijoa, and the bright aroma of strawberry sauce. The European roots of the recipe blend with modern culinary traditions, revealing its uniqueness. The crunchy shortcrust base combined with soft cottage cheese filling and the freshness of feijoa creates a harmony of flavors. The strawberry sauce made with liqueur adds a refined sweetness to the dessert, making it a perfect finish to lunch or dinner. This pie is delightful both warm and chilled, pairing wonderfully with a cup of fragrant tea. It can be served with mint and a light dusting of powdered sugar to emphasize its elegant appearance. A true delight for connoisseurs of unusual desserts!

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Pina Colada
Pina ColadaSpanish cuisine | Drinks

Pina colada is one of the most iconic cocktails, symbolizing tropical serenity and sweet pleasure. Its history begins in the Caribbean region, where the art of mixing rum with fruits became particularly popular. The drink's delicate and velvety taste is revealed through a combination of sweet pineapple flesh, aromatic rum, creamy coconut milk, and a light caramel note from sugar syrup. It is served in a whole pineapple, creating a true exotic ritual that transports you to a world of beach relaxation and summer sun. Garnished with a cocktail cherry and green leaves, this drink delights not only in taste but also in appearance. Perfect for parties, romantic evenings, and relaxing by the water.

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