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Shark Bite Shot

A blue tropical shot with grenadine blood sinking to the bottom like a shark attack.

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⚠️ Contains: 🍷 Sulfites

📋 Build🥃 Shot Glass🧊 none🍋 none👅 sweet, tropical, citrus, visual

📊 Servings:1

Ingredients

¾ ozwhite rum
½ ozblue curacao
¼ ozsweet and sour mix
grenadine(added last for blood effect)

🔧 Tools

jigger

Instructions

Pour white rum into a shot glass.
Add blue curacao and sweet and sour mix.
Stir gently to combine.
Add a splash of grenadine - it will sink like blood.
Shoot before the shark gets you!

📜 History

The Shark Bite shot is a visual spectacle perfect for beach parties and Shark Week celebrations. The blue curacao creates an ocean-blue base, while grenadine dropped in sinks to the bottom, creating the appearance of blood in the water after a shark attack.

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~22% ABV

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