As served at the Tourist Bar, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, soon after the post-WWII beginnings of tourism on the island. Named after the Hatian revolutionary hero General Alexandre Pétion, who succeeded Dessalines as head of State. Pétion, who succeeded Dessalines as head of state. Pétion downgraded the office he assumed from "Emperor For Life" to the more egalitarian "President For Life." Recipe from the 1949 Esquire's Handbook for Hosts.

Ingredients

• 0.75
  oz
  of Bénédictine D.O.M.
• 0.75
  oz
  of Silver cachaça
• 0.75
  oz
  of Rhum Agricole Vieux
• 0.75
  oz
  of Lime juice
• 0.5
  oz
  of Sugar syrup (rich) 2 sugar to 1 water

Steps

• Shake and strain into cocktail glass.