How to Make a VooDoo Juice Bucket - at Home

Don’t you wish you could bring some of your vacation home with you?

 

We mean, beyond some sand in your shoes and a suntan. There are sights you want to see again and again. Places you wish you were still. A feeling of contentment. Or maybe it’s just a taste of something that just says Myrtle Beach every time you have it.

 

You know, like a VooDoo Bucket.

 

Oh, you’ve never had one? It’s a memorable Myrtle Beach cocktail. They serve a mean one at Turtle Bay Cafe in Grande Cayman Resort. That’s just one awesome on-site spot to stop for a bite or a drink at this beloved resort (as well at the Tiki Bar!)

Where did VooDoo Juice come from?

 

It comes from St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Specifically, from Bolongo Bay Beach Resort. Even more precise: Iggies Beach Bar. Particulars of this drink vary, but rum is what makes it run. It’s a delicious marriage of rum and fruit juice. Put something that good in a bucket, and it becomes a party in itself.

What You’ll Do

  1. Fill a glass, cup, or small plastic bucket with ice
  2. Poor in liquors and mixers
  3. Float on a layer of spiced rum
  4. Garnish with an orange slice and a cherry

What You’ll Need

  • ½ ounce of coconut rum
  • ½ ounce cranberry juice
  • ½ ounce orange juice
  • ½ ounce pineapple rum
  • 1 ounce pineapple juice
  • ½ ounce banana rum
  • ½ once mango rum
  • ½ ounce spiced rum
  • Garnish: cherry, orange slice
Voodoo Bucket

Your Final Steps

  1. Fill a glass, cup, or small plastic bucket with ice
  2. Poor in liquors and mixers
  3. Float on a layer of spiced rum

Garnish with an orange slice and a cherry

Have a Cocktail (or two) at the Grande Cayman Resort in Myrtle Beach

For clean, comfortable rooms at a great value, check into Grande Cayman Resort. You’re close to all the fun in Myrtle Beach in an exciting new resort, with excellent service and on-site dining choices. Choose the special that works best for you so that you can plan your next escape to Grande Cayman Resort today.

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