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Felt like something desserty this evening and wanted to figure out something new to try. I couldn't find any good recipes with peach juice so ended up improvising. Final recipe was 2 parts peach juice, 2 parts white chocolate liqueur and 1 part rum. Reminded me of one of those chocolate coated fruits or some good peach ice cream; girlfriend suggested calling it a frosted peach since I didn't see anything like it online

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 9 months ago

A local restaurant that does bourbon, lemon, and peach agua fresca and it’s a great sip. I also like rum, coffee liqueur, and milk with orange bitters and Martinique orange liqueur like Clement Creole Shrubb. I think peach is a great intermediate since who can deny peaches and cream?

Sounds like a great combo….might steal it for a “milkshake” slush in the summer