Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler Cocktail Drink

Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler

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Written by
Gavin Wrigley
Andrea
Tested by
Andrea Ottaiano

Craving a tropical twist? This Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler recipe is just what you need! Make a tasty cocktail drink with simple ingredients.

Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler Recipe

Cool off with this easy Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler recipe! Mix Aguardiente, pineapple juice, and soda water for a refreshing summer cocktail.

Prep time:

1 minute

Mixing time:

1 minute

Servings:

1

Calories:

147 kl

Ingredients

  • 2 oz Aguardiente Antioqueño
  • 3 oz pineapple juice
  • 1 oz soda water
  • Ice cubes
  • Pineapple slice or mint sprig, for garnish, optional

Equipment

  • Highball Glass
  • Measuring Jigger
  • Stirrer or Bar Spoon

Instructions

  • Prep Glass: Fill your highball glass with ice cubes.
  • Add Aguardiente: Pour 2 oz Aguardiente Antioqueño over the ice.
  • Add Pineapple Juice: Measure and pour 3 oz pineapple juice into the glass.
  • Add Soda Water: Add 1 oz soda water to the mix.
  • Stir Gently: Use a bar spoon to stir the ingredients gently.
  • Garnish: Place a pineapple slice or mint sprig into the glass for garnish.

Notes

Substitutes:

  • Aguardiente: If you don't have Aguardiente, I've used white rum as a substitute, which works well and keeps the tropical vibe. Vodka can also be an option for a more neutral flavor.
  • Pineapple Juice: Freshly squeezed pineapple juice tastes amazing, but canned works in a pinch. Try mango juice for a unique flavor profile if you want a different twist.
  • Soda Water: Club soda or sparkling water can replace soda water without any noticeable difference.

Making a Pitcher of Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler:

  • Scale: To make a pitcher that serves 8, multiply all the ingredients by 8. That would be 16 oz of Aguardiente Antioqueño, 32 oz of pineapple juice, and 16 oz of soda water.
  • Mix: In a large pitcher, combine the Aguardiente and the pineapple juice.
  • Serve: Pour the mixture into individual ice-filled highball glasses, top them with soda water, garnish with a pineapple slice or mint sprig, and serve immediately.

Making it Non-Alcoholic:

  • Aguardiente Substitute: Use a non-alcoholic spirit that mimics the flavor of Aguardiente; these are available and do a good job replicating the taste.
  • Proceed As Usual: Use this non-alcoholic substitute instead of Aguardiente, follow the original steps, and enjoy a non-alcoholic version.

Nutrition Facts

Calories
147
% Daily Value*
Fat
 
0.1
g
0
%
Saturated Fat
 
0.01
g
0
%
Sodium
 
8
mg
0
%
Carbohydrates
 
25
g
8
%
Fiber
 
0.2
g
1
%
Sugar
 
22
g
24
%
Potassium
 
112
mg
3
%
Protein
 
0.3
g
1
%
Polyunsaturated Fat
 
0.04
g
Monounsaturated Fat
 
0.01
g
Vitamin A
 
4
IU
0
%
Vitamin C
 
9
mg
11
%
Calcium
 
13
mg
1
%
Iron
 
0.3
mg
2
%

 

Cool off with this easy Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler recipe! Mix Aguardiente, pineapple juice, and soda water for a refreshing summer cocktail.
Prep time: 1 minute
Mixing time: 1 minute
Servings: 1
Calories: 147

Ingredients
 

  • 2 oz Aguardiente Antioqueño
  • 3 oz pineapple juice
  • 1 oz soda water
  • Ice cubes
  • Pineapple slice or mint sprig - for garnish, optional

Equipment

  • Highball Glass
  • Measuring Jigger
  • Stirrer or Bar Spoon

Instructions

  • Prep Glass: Fill your highball glass with ice cubes.
  • Add Aguardiente: Pour 2 oz Aguardiente Antioqueño over the ice.
  • Add Pineapple Juice: Measure and pour 3 oz pineapple juice into the glass.
  • Add Soda Water: Add 1 oz soda water to the mix.
  • Stir Gently: Use a bar spoon to stir the ingredients gently.
  • Garnish: Place a pineapple slice or mint sprig into the glass for garnish.

Notes

Substitutes:

  • Aguardiente: If you don't have Aguardiente, I've used white rum as a substitute, which works well and keeps the tropical vibe. Vodka can also be an option for a more neutral flavor.
  • Pineapple Juice: Freshly squeezed pineapple juice tastes amazing, but canned works in a pinch. Try mango juice for a unique flavor profile if you want a different twist.
  • Soda Water: Club soda or sparkling water can replace soda water without any noticeable difference.

Making a Pitcher of Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler:

  • Scale: To make a pitcher that serves 8, multiply all the ingredients by 8. That would be 16 oz of Aguardiente Antioqueño, 32 oz of pineapple juice, and 16 oz of soda water.
  • Mix: In a large pitcher, combine the Aguardiente and the pineapple juice.
  • Serve: Pour the mixture into individual ice-filled highball glasses, top them with soda water, garnish with a pineapple slice or mint sprig, and serve immediately.

Making it Non-Alcoholic:

  • Aguardiente Substitute: Use a non-alcoholic spirit that mimics the flavor of Aguardiente; these are available and do a good job replicating the taste.
  • Proceed As Usual: Use this non-alcoholic substitute instead of Aguardiente, follow the original steps, and enjoy a non-alcoholic version.

What is a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler?

A Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler is an aguardiente-based cocktail made of Aguardiente, pineapple juice, and soda water. It’s not difficult to make because it requires only three ingredients and simple steps like pouring over ice and stirring gently. This refreshing drink offers a tropical flavor perfect for summer gatherings or relaxing by the pool.

A side shot of a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler cocktail in a highball glass on a cork coaster ona white marmol surface surrounded by a pineapple slice, a white cloth and an aguardiente bottle

What is a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler made of – The ingredients

Collect these ingredients for your Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler recipe:

  • Aguardiente Antioqueño: Delivers the strong, anise-flavored base for the cocktail.
  • Pineapple Juice: Adds a sweet, tangy tropical flavor that balances the Aguardiente.
  • Soda Water: Introduces a fizzy element, making the drink light and refreshing.
  • Ice Cubes: Cools the drink, enhancing its refreshing quality.
  • Pineapple Slice or Mint Sprig (optional): Provides a garnish, adding visual appeal and a hint of extra flavor.

Aguardiente, pineapple juice, soda water and pineapple slice laid out on a white bar table

How do you make a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler?

Learn how to create a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler with our simple steps:

1
<p>Fill your highball glass with ice cubes to chill the drink.</p>

Fill your highball glass with ice cubes to chill the drink.

2
<p>Pour 2 oz of Aguardiente Antioqueño over the ice, providing the strong, anise-flavored base.</p>

Pour 2 oz of Aguardiente Antioqueño over the ice, providing the strong, anise-flavored base.

3
<p>Measure and pour 3 oz of pineapple juice into the glass, adding a sweet and tangy tropical flavor.</p>

Measure and pour 3 oz of pineapple juice into the glass, adding a sweet and tangy tropical flavor.

4
<p>Add 1 oz of soda water to the mix, introducing a fizzy element that makes the drink light and refreshing.</p>

Add 1 oz of soda water to the mix, introducing a fizzy element that makes the drink light and refreshing.

5
<p>Use a bar spoon to stir the ingredients gently, ensuring they are well combined.</p>

Use a bar spoon to stir the ingredients gently, ensuring they are well combined.

6
<p>Place a pineapple slice or mint sprig into the glass for garnish, adding visual appeal and a hint of extra flavor.</p>

Place a pineapple slice or mint sprig into the glass for garnish, adding visual appeal and a hint of extra flavor.

A Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler cocktail, shot from above, in a highball glass on a beige surface surrounded by aguardiente, pineapple juice, soda water and pineapple slice

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FAQ

How many calories are in a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler?
A typical Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler contains around 150-200 calories, depending on the specific ingredients and quantities used.
How strong is a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler?
The cocktail has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of approximately 10-15%, which translates to 20-30 proof.
What alcohol is used in a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler?
The primary alcohol used is Aguardiente Antioqueño, a traditional Colombian spirit known for its strong, anise-flavored profile.
In which glass is a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler served?
This cocktail is typically served in a highball glass.
What does a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler taste like?
The drink offers a balanced flavor profile with the strong, anise notes of Aguardiente complemented by the sweet and tangy taste of pineapple juice and a refreshing soda water fizz.
What is the ratio of ingredients in a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler?
The standard ratio is 2 parts Aguardiente to 3 parts pineapple juice to 1 parts soda water.
How is a Pineapple and Aguardiente Cooler served?
Serve this cocktail over ice to keep it chilled and refreshing.

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