Finished Lucky Cat Cooler served cold and ready to drink

Cooler No. 01

Lucky Cat Cooler: A St. Thomas-Inspired Coconut Cocktail

A silky coconut cocktail sharpened with fresh cucumber, lemon and lime, then shaken cold and poured over ice.

The pour

Why this cocktail belongs in the glass.

The drink that inspired Lucky Cat was discovered at a local bar in St. Thomas. The Cooler carries that memory forward with cool cucumber, bright citrus and real coconut.

Read the St. Thomas story

Ingredients

Makes 1 cocktail
  • 3 slicesfresh cucumber
  • 3/4 fl ozfresh lemon juice
  • 1/2 fl ozfresh lime juice
  • 3 fl ozLucky Cat Coconut Liqueur
  • OptionalTajín or sea salt

Method

Make the Lucky Cat Cooler.

Press the cucumber in a shaker until fragrant. Add lemon, lime, Lucky Cat and ice. Shake hard, then strain over fresh ice. Finish with a cucumber ribbon, Tajín or sea salt.

  1. Break the Cucumber: Muddle three cucumber slices until they release their cool, green aroma.
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    Break the Cucumber

    Muddle three cucumber slices until they release their cool, green aroma.

  2. Wake the Citrus: Add fresh lemon and lime. Brightness begins here.
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    Wake the Citrus

    Add fresh lemon and lime. Brightness begins here.

  3. Pour Your Luck: Pour in Lucky Cat, then pack the shaker with ice.
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    Pour Your Luck

    Pour in Lucky Cat, then pack the shaker with ice.

  4. Shake Cold: Shake with intent until the tin turns frosty.
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    Shake Cold

    Shake with intent until the tin turns frosty.

  5. Finish Bright: Strain over fresh ice. Finish with cucumber, Tajín or sea salt.
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    Finish Bright

    Strain over fresh ice. Finish with cucumber, Tajín or sea salt.

Cool, bright, gone too soon

An island breezewith a citrus edge.

Cucumber keeps it cool. Lemon and lime cut bright. Lucky Cat gives the whole glass its silky center.

Meet Lucky Cat