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Cocktails start at $2 this week at Bahama Breeze in honor of National Rum Day

Cocktails start at $2 this week at Bahama Breeze in celebration of National Margarita Day.
Cocktails start at $2 this week at Bahama Breeze in celebration of National Margarita Day.
By Carolyn Desalu
Aug 13, 2018

Celebrate National Rum Day at Bahama Breeze with the restaurant's four-three-two-rum offer featuring the Painkiller made with Pusser's dark rum, cream of coconut, pineapple and orange juices plus ground nutmeg for $4; Bahama Mama, a mix of Cruzan coconut, Bacardi Black and Castillo Silver rums, Leroux banana liqueur and pineapple and orange juices for $3; and Captain and Coke comprised of Captain Morgan spiced rum and Coca-Cola for $2. Wondering how big of a deal this is? The regular cost of one drink is upwards of $7.99. The specially-priced cocktails are available now through Aug. 16 at participating locations.

755 Ernest W. Barrett Pkwy. NW, Kennesaw. 678-354-7777, bahamabreeze.com.

3590 Breckinridge Blvd., Duluth. 770-935-6509.

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