The Sumatra Kula is the first Tiki cocktail ever created. Its recipe was lost to the ages until Jeff “Beachbum” Berry managed to track down the recipe. Three citrus flavours are flash-blended with a light rum making it an easy drink, yet infinitely enjoyable. It's so delicious the ice won't get a chance to melt!

A occasional offering here at The Hideaway. Diced fresh pineapple blended with fresh mint leaves creates a delicious and surprisingly light combination.

This classic Tiki drink originated through the dark ages of cocktails. However, it still stands the test of time. Using Campari it brings a mixture of bittersweetness that is blending the mix between Tiki drinks and the craft cocktail scene.

Let's grab a bowl and enjoy this punch! This is the first rum cocktail ever made by Trader Vic. But don't let that hold you back, as it's still the powerhouse that it was nearly a century ago.

This wartime cocktail by Donn Beach was a tribute to Victory, hence the name which is morse code for V. Decorated here with three delicious Maraschino cherries (the dots) on a cocktail picker (the dash).

One of the original Donn Beach Jamaican style cocktails. Coming from the late 1800's it was refined by the master himself into the classic we know today. Not too sweet, not too sour. Boozy, but not overly strong. Just great!

For the rum aficionados, we present the Shark's Tooth. A gorgeous extra old aged rum with a hint of lime and sugar. A brilliant smooth drink.

You're in for a treat! The Pearl Diver's Punch is one of the best tasting cocktails out there thanks to Don Beach's Gardenia Mix. A lush blend of honey, butter, cinnamon syrup, allspice and vanilla gives it taste unlike you've ever had before. Mix this with three rums, each aged eight years and you're in for a special treat.

Looking for something sharp and spicy? Try this Donn Beach original. A hint of sweetness with the sting of overproof Demerara rum delivers a bite worthy of the mighty King Cobra.

Thirsty? Enjoy a full blown fruity experience that will instantaneously into a good mood. Big, boozy but with accessible taste. 4 Fruit juices are mixed with three rums and a lot of tasty liquors in this classic from the 1940's.

The nectar of the Polynesian Gods! This once-lost drink originated at the Bali Ha’i at the Beach. Their name came from a show tune from the musical South Pacific. But both the song and the bar soon became Tiki legends. Their signature Bali Bali is balanced and damn smooth. But be careful, it will deliver.

A complex yet flavourful beast by Trader Vic. Evolved through the years we present you the 1970's Bali Ha'i version. Despite the three different spirits it's a refreshing drink. But beware of the incoming fog ...

A big beast to share. Despite the name, this Trader Vic's inspired bowl does not sting, but it a great way to share an amazing drink with those who you care about.