Sandshaker Bushwacker

"The Sandshaker was a legend on Pensacola Beach, and it's signature drink started a festival there on the island. The government closed the bar and auctioned it off, but the drink remains a legend, and the festival lives on...complete with live music from vintage bands. I got this recipe from the bartender at the Sandshaker after they closed for a while following a little "disturbance". They have now opened back up and are as successful as ever.. Yum!!"
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Pour all ingredients except the 151 Rum into a blender. Add two cups of ice, and blend until mixed.
  • Top each glass with 1 oz 151.
  • Serve.

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Reviews

  1. Wow BreezerMom, so glad to see this posted. I drank more than my fair share of Bushwackers at the Sandshaker back in the day. Looking forward to making these at home. So cool that you could get the actual recipe from the bartender. Oh, for the good ole days :)
     
  2. I love bushwhackers! We live in Pensacola, Florida and visit the Sandshaker when we go to the beach.....yummy!
     
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  3. Not sure where the idea came that the Sandshaker is closed...it's open still selling the best bushwackers out there, born and raised here, just thought I should set the record straight
     
  4. As a Pensacola native I can tell you this drink is delicious and legendary! Breezermom, I'm confused why you think the Sandshaker was closed, but you will be happy to know it did not and is still at it's original location, making the bushwhackers we all know and love. www.sandshaker.com
     
  5. Wow this tastes just like the ones at the sandshaker... Best Bushwacker ever!!!! Thanks this is a keeper
     
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