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A dimly lit tiki bar that lives in your head. Each and every podcast we bring you a new exotic cocktail followed by plenty of tiki talk, exotica tunes and whatever else your loyal hosts Sunshine, Pumpkin and Starshine care to dispense. Politics, religion and current events are all free game. This podcast is not for the kiddies, so remember to get a sitter before tuning in. Mahalo.

The Scurvy Killer was recently served at Don the Beachcomber during a the Tiki Mākeke.  Everyone likes killing scurvy. — The Scurvy Killer was recently served at Don the Beachcomber during a the Tiki Mākeke. Everyone likes killing scurvy.

Never waste a good mixed drink. Good advice. Should you mix up a batch or pitcher of cocktails and not go through it, remove the ice and save it. If you can drink what you made over the next week or so, nothing will go to waste. Keep any leftover pre mixed cocktail in the refrigerator and pour a glass whenever you want one. We did just that after returning from Las Vegas and having some Scurvy Killer and Tahitian Exotiqúe. Two of our most popular recipes that work very well in large batches for your bigger parties.

This drink tastes of the islands, all of them!

Tiki Bar T-Shirt Club T-Shirt Giveaway! Listen to the show to find out how!

Listen to this episode of the podcast to find out how to win a t-shirt from Tiki Bar T-Shirt Club.  Vintage designs, comfy t's and only for those who join the club....that is unless you win a shirt. — Listen to this episode of the podcast to find out how to win a t-shirt from Tiki Bar T-Shirt Club. Vintage designs, comfy t's and only for those who join the club....that is unless you win a shirt.

Great cocktails are certainly not a modern invention. Here is an online library of some fabulous vintage cocktail recipe books that should keep you busy for months. The EUVS Vintage Cocktail Books Library is a catalog of free books from the late 1800's through about the 1930's. We found that some of these have great tongue in cheek humor as well as drink recipes from two earlier centuries. You will also find an array of appetizer ideas and mention of ingredients that may be extinct. A little urban archeology may be required to recreate some of these recipes. Fun!