CEREALOHA

Easy to drink, fresh and fragrant when consumed; prepared in a blender or with the use of a hand blender.

A concentrate of aromas and stories from two areas: Pinerolo in the province of Torino and the Hawaiian city of Honolulu.

The name “Cerealoha” was born from the union of the two typical welcome greetings: “Cerea” in Piemonte and “Aloha” in Hawaii.

Ingredients

4 cl Pinerolese Doux D’Henry DOC
5 cl Vermouth Rosso Carlo Alberto
3 cl Triple Sec Anselmo (mango infusion)
3 cl Vermouth Bianco (infused with pineapple skins and tonka beans)
2 cl Falernum mix (tiki premix based on rum lime spices and sugar)
2 cl fresh pineapple pulp
18 cl ice crush

Decoration – Decoration: a sprinkle of cinnamon and a sprig of mint

Served in a pineapple shell precisely to recall a tropical atmosphere, the base is given by the two vermouths and the mango infusion while the tying element is Falernum, a syrup with Jamaican origins.

The dilution and closure part is the union of the Pinerolese Doux D’Henry DOC and the fresh pineapple pulp.

Ice should be precisely dosed; the method is Flash Blend, typical of the period when Don The Beach Comber started a legend: the “Tiki style”.


Livio Buscaglia
Founder of the Sweet & Sour School of Torino, a school of American bar and bartending flair, he is known throughout Italy for his seminars, masters and events, also organised with foreign celebrities.

He found the maximum of his professional expression at the “Tiki & Tropical” with the project “Secretiki”, linked to the

Polynesian culture of Tiki. He works in Torino at “La Casa del Demone“, in the heart of the Roman quadrilateral.

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