Nothing, we repeat nothing, can even come close to the feeling of witnessing the pitter-patter of the rain on the windowpanes, grey skies, damp air, and a nice pour of Old Monk in hand. Its iconic vanilla, warm spices, and caramel notes are perfect to complement the cozy rainy season. So, from warming infusions to refreshing frizzers, here are some easy Old Monk cocktails to try this monsoon season and elevate the rainy vibes with every sip.
This Monsoon Hot Toddy is the ultimate rainy-day security blanket you must try! The subtle spices and rich caramel of Old Monk, seamlessly mixed with hot water, honey, and citrus, soothe your soul by soothing your scratchy monsoon throat first. The simmered whole spices in the mug are sure to fill your room with an inviting and rich aroma. This cocktail will keep you cosy when the wind starts blowing, and the rain gets chilly.
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A tribute to classic stormy weather, the Monk’s Dark and Rainy is tailored specifically for drinkers who love Indian rum. The signature dark rum floats over the effervescent soda and lime just like clouds gather before a heavy downpour. The rich sweetness of the alcohol is balanced well by fresh citrus and a hint of bitters. It looks fantastic in a highball glass, is perfect for moody days, and tastes super crisp.
How to make Monk’s Dark & Rainy
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Old Monk with apple and cinnamon is a match made in heaven, offering comforting flavors. The drink tastes light and fruity because apple juice softens the harsh edges of dark rum. The ingredients are all bound together with a pinch of warm cinnamon powder, and this drink turns into an instant crowd pleaser. It is perfect to be served both lukewarm and hot in a cozy mug or cold and well-poured over ice.
How to make Spiced Apple & Rum Punch
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If you are looking for a bubbly, spicy drink, then Monk’s Ginger Mule is the perfect one for you. It is a bubbly drink that cuts through the humid monsoon evenings. The fiery ginger ale with sharp ginger juice is sure to play off Old Monk’s naturally molasses-forward sweet profile. The fresh mint gives it a nice crispy lift, which actually turns every sip into a revitalizing one. It takes less than three minutes to make it and is endlessly sippable.
How to make Monk’s Ginger Ale
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When it's raining outside, and you cannot decide whether to make a hot coffee or enjoy an evening drink, let Rum Cold Coffee come to your rescue. It is a bittersweet hybrid and tastes super good. The vanilla undertones of Old Monk come out with condensed milk and dense coffee decoction. The result is a super velvety, dessert-like cocktail that makes even a weekday feel like a lazy afternoon when it's raining. It offers the perfect caffeine kick to beat monsoon sluggishness.
How to make Rum Cold Coffee
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When it's raining heavily outside, you surely need this rich and luxurious drink inside your home! The salted butter melts into spiced rum when paired with hot water, which offers a silky mouthfeel like no other cocktail. The whole spices infuse a nice and cozy bakery-like flavor profile, which enhances the entire experience. You can add some orange zest for brightness so that the richness of the drink never feels overwhelming.
How To make Old Monk Spiced Butter Rum
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If it's raining outside and you are at home, make sure you do not miss the chance to indulge in some amazing Old Monk cocktails. They are simple and easy to make with flavors that will surely elevate the rainy vibes.
