Sandra’s beach bar is a fun spot practically on the beach and the drinks are reasonably priced.Īs for the Painkiller, not a bad first experience. My first sample was served to me by a smiling young lady in a beach bar at Jolly Beach on the island of Antigua. The Soggy Dollar Painkiller doesn’t taste quite the same without it! It’s a dark rum with unique spices and flavorings and it’s the secret recipe ingredient. Charles happened to be the founder of Pusser’s Rum, which is now the official choice of rum used in the Painkiller drink recipe.
To get to this Caribbean beach bar, they have to swim ashore arriving with wet dollar bills, thus the term “soggy dollar!”Ĭharles Tobias loved the Soggy Dollar’s Painkiller drink recipe and managed to get a sample back to his boat to attempt to come up with his own version. If you’ve been there, you know many of the patrons come by boat and anchor just off the beach. The classic Painkiller drink is made with Pusser’s Rum and the birth of the drink is attributed to Daphne Henderson at the Soggy Dollar Bar in the BVI’s. Soggy Dollar Painkiller Drink Historyįirst of all, a bit of libation history.
If you can’t make to the islands for a true Painkiller drink, here’s how I found the best recipe. I’ve heard about the Painkiller cocktail and how the delicious concoction’s potency can sneak up on the person drinking it.Īfter sampling four different Painkiller drink recipes on three different islands, I found my personal favorite. On a recent (and fantastic) trip in the British Virgin Islands, I was on a personal quest. Painkiller Drink made famous by the Soggy Dollar Bar and Pusser’s Rum.
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