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Learn how to make the popular tropical cocktail, the Rum Runner! Featuring both light and dark rum, fruit liqueurs and fruit juices, this rum runner recipe will give you all the warm island vibes! Fun, refreshing and perfect for both relaxing and summer entertaining, the rum runner is always a delicious, refreshing drink option!
Featured comment: We tried it and it is delicious! It reminds us of Aruba! This recipe is a keeper! – Rosa
Update: This rum runner recipe was originally published in July 2015. I made updates to the post below to include more information about this classic tiki cocktail!
Happy Sunday funday, friends! I’m not sure about you, but personally, I love Sundays. Between the brunch, endless mimosa cocktails and bloody Mary bars, followed by baking in pajamas, a movie session, possibly a nap, and most definitely a lot of R & R at home. I mean, what’s not to love about a Sunday?!
And, Sunday is made infinitely better if all that fun involves a fruity classic cocktail or two! Am I right, or am I right? Enter a classic tiki cocktail made specifically for summer fun – the rum runner drink!
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About this rum runner recipe
If you have been a long time reader of this blog, you know I love a good recipe twist. However, this cocktail isn’t a riff on the traditional Rum Runner. It stays pretty true to the classic Island drink. Mostly because, if something isn’t broke, why fix it?
However, if you search the internet you will find that there are literally hundreds of different renditions of this fruity libation. There are a million and one ways to make Rum Runner punch – from the amount of rum, to the type of fruit juices, or quantity of grenadine, and more!
I chose to keep this rum runner cocktail recipe pretty close to the classic. I did play around with the quantities and amounts of alcohol, liquors, and fruit juices until I created a libation with a good amount of rum-bite to tropical-vibes. But, as always, I highly encourage you to adjust the measurements of your cocktail to suit your own taste buds!
How to customize your rum runner cocktail
- If you want a weaker tropical mixed drink, decrease the amount of both the dark and light rum from 1 ounce to 1/2 ounce, each.
- If you want a fruit-forward booze-drink, increase the amount of orange juice and pineapple juice from 1 ounce to 1 1/2 or 2 ounces each.
- For a tarter cocktail, increase the lime juice to 1 ounce.
- Can’t find banana liqueur? Skip it or make your own by combining sliced bananas with white rum (allow the mixture to soak at least overnight).
What is a rum runner?
A rum runner is a tropical, fruity cocktail made up of rum and various fruit.
The tropical rum cocktail was invented at the Holiday Isle Tiki Bar in Islamorada, Florida in the late 1950’s. The rum cocktail was named after the actual “rum runners” that inhabited the Florida Keys.
What’s in this cocktail?
The classic cocktail includes a combination of (at least) rum, banana liqueur, and grenadine; however, blackberry liqueur is often included. It’s important to note that like so many cocktails, the recipe for this midcentury tropical drink has evolved over the years. Modern versions now include coconut rum, blackberry liqueur, pineapple juice, orange juice and more.
Rum runner ingredients
Want to make a great cocktail at home? Here’s what you’ll need:
(Tip: All the ingredient measurements for this rum runner recipe are either 1/2-ounce or 1-ounce. This keeps your cocktail making process simple and makes it easy to batch (double or triple the cocktail recipe! )
- Rum: This rum runner recipe uses a combination of both white rum and spiced dark rum for a robust flavor.
- Banana Liqueur: Also known as Crème de banane, half an ounce banana liqueur lends a creamy, subtle sweetness to this umbrella drink.
- Blackberry Liqueur: While not a traditional ingredient, blackberry liqueur, also known as Crème de Mûre, provides a slight tannic touch.
- Substitution: You can substitute Crème de Cassis, black currant liqueur.
- Fruit Juices:A combination of a few ounces pineapple juice, orange juice and lime juice provide plenty of tangy, tart tropical flavors!
- Grenadine: A generous splash of grenadine syrup lends a sweet, tart flavor and gives the rum runner cocktail that classic vibrant, rich red color.
Note: I strongly recommend making cocktails and drinks to your taste. There’s no real right or wrong way to make a Rum Runner, as long as you make something you enjoy drinking! So, be your own mixologist and play around with the ingredients and proportions to create the tropical drinks of your dreams!
How to make the best rum drink?
To make the best rum runner recipe, make sure you adjust the ingredients to suit your individual taste!
If you want to make a strong cocktail, try adding a shot of Bacardi 151 to the top of the cocktail as a floater!
To make an authentic rum runner, be sure to serve it in the correct tall glass – hurricane glasses (they are shaped like a vase)!
How to make rum runner on the rocks?
To make a rum runner on the rocks, combine rum with liqueurs, fruit juices and a splash of grenadine in a cocktail shaker. Stir the ingredients together. Pour the cocktail into a glass filled with ice. Garnish with fresh fruit and enjoy!
How to make a rum runner drink frozen?
To make a frozen rum runner, fill a blender with ice, rum, liqueurs, fruit juices and a splash of grenadine. Blend on high until cocktail is combined and smooth. Pour the tiki cocktail into a glass and garnish with fresh fruit, such as blackberries. Enjoy!
Grab your shaker, pour yourself a tall one and join me in relaxing this summer with the best classic tropical rum cocktail – the rum runner drink!
Cheyanne
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Rum Runner
Equipment
- Cocktail Shaker or Jar with Tight Fitting Lid
Ingredients
- 1 oz Dark Spiced Rum
- 1 oz White Rum
- ½ oz Banana Liqueur (Crème de banane)
- ½ oz Blackberry Liqueur (Crème de Mûre) (can substitute Crème de cassis)
- 1 oz Orange Juice
- 1 oz Pineapple Juice
- ½ oz Lime Juice
- ½ oz Grenadine
Optional Garnish: Maraschino Cherries, Orange Slices, Lime Slices, Pineapple Wedges
Instructions
- Combine ingredients with ice: Add all ingredients to a shaker. Fill with ice.
- Shake: Vigorously shake the cocktail shaker until it is very cold to the touch. Remove the top and strain the rum runner into a glass filled with ice.
- Serve: Garnish with fresh fruit, a cocktail umbrella, or your favorite drink accessories. Enjoy!
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Rosana Victoria
Very nice recipe, I’m going to try it for my summer days in Florida. Thank you for sharing.
Brian
Love this Rum Runner recipe. The only thing I did differently is substitute chambord for the blackberry liquor.
Cheyanne
Hi Brian,
I’m so thrilled you enjoy this recipe! Your substitution sounds perfect!! 🙂
Cheers and warm wishes for a wonderful rest of the weekend,
Cheyanne
Nichole
This is absolutely amazing. I’m from FL and have had my fair share of rum runners. You nailed it.
Cheyanne
Hi Nichole,
I’m thrilled you loved the cocktail!! I’m from Florida as well, so I’m so so happy to hear it lived up to your expectations! 🙂 Thank you for coming back and letting me know how it went over! Cheers!
Kankana Saxena
I didn’t know of this cocktail until now and boy do I love the color! It’s GORGEOUS!
Kevin
Amazing recipe, even making it non-alcoholic would be super tasty!
Marissa
Now I’m SO thirsty, Cheyanne, lol! These look like serious boozy refreshment – perfect for the 90-something weather outside right now!! Cheers to this beauty!
Kelsie | the itsy-bitsy kitchen
I’m in Oregon right now but I’d love to be on a tropical island instead. I think I’ll whip up one of these, crank up the heat, and pretend I’m in Hawaii :). LOVE the sound of this one!
Matt – Total Feasts
Oh wow, I love the sound of this drink. I’ve always loved a good run, and this drink is reminding me so much of the Caribbean! Love it!
Mary Ann | The Beach House Kitchen
Sign me up for one of these Chey! Fruity and tropical is my MO when it comes to summer cocktails. I’ll be adding this one to our cocktail menu ASAP! Pinned!
Emanuele @ guyslovecooking
I don’t mind Sundays at all…especially if I get one of those:)
Cheyanne Bany
Hahahaha! I totallly concur, Emanuele!! 😉 Cheers!
Ashley
Sundays are my favorite! It’s the one day a week that I really try not to touch the computer or do any work and it is amazinggggg. I love how you do them up! PS that sounds awful how you broke your toe! Oh and I’ll take one of these drinks please!
Cheyanne Bany
YES, girl! LOVE how you do Sundays! Sending one drink your way! 😉 <3 Cheers, girl!
Julie | Small Green Kitchen
Oh no! That stinks that you broke your toe but the way you tell the story kind of made me chuckle! Great story. Not so great that you broke your toe, though. I hope your toe recovers quickly. I’ve never broken a toe but my mom has and she says it’s not fun!
Loving this rum runner, Cheyanne! I used to dwell on Sundays because I had to go back to work on Monday but now I don’t do that anymore. It really ruins the day to dwell about work. 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Julie! Glad I could make you laugh! I never really take anything too seriously- even my stupid broken toe… life is too short, ya know? I used to dwell on Sundays too, but now I say screw it and just enjoy the day. 🙂 Hope you are having a great week, girlie! <3 Cheers!
Nagi@RecipeTinEats
I didn’t even know what a rum runner was until I saw this! Gotta save this, sounds like my kind of drink.
Isn’t it cool discovering new home towns? I moved to my area a few years ago and had so much fun exploring! (And most importantly, find the best coffee in town!) N x Pinning of course. Gotta save this!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Nagi! I can’t believe you have never heard of a Rum Runner! OMG, if you like stiff and fruity drinks, you will love this! Exploring has been SO much fun! I’m like a kid in a candy store. 🙂 I’m still looking for a delicious coffee shop though! Thank you for pinning, my sweets!! xo <3
Mira
Oh, sorry to hear about your toe … That rum runner looks awesome! Pinned!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Mira!! <3 Cheers, girlfriend!
Kennedy Cole@ KCole’s Creative Corner
No way! I love Sundays too much! Why would you sit and waste a perfectly good weekend day, just because the most hated weekday follows? 😉 I say Sundays should be celebrated! And I would totally make these if I could replace the alcohol with something else 😉 Thanks, Cheyanne! 😀
pam (Grey is the New Black)
Oh your poor toe! Pinned this drink! I would love it if you would link it up to Tipsy Tuesday at Grey is the New Black – a weekly cocktail link up.
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Pam!! I linked this up to your site! 🙂 Cheers, my dear!
annie@ciaochowbambina
Poor Dora! i know the pain of that! Dropped a heavy wood kitchen stool on my big toe – worst pain of my life (and I’ve had three children!)…cried like a baby! Okay – you have reminded me that I’ve not had one of these beauties in 25 years! Yep – my 2nd wedding anniversary…I kew something was missing in my life! This drink looks perfect! I’m loving your N to the C stories…just watch the toes!
Cheyanne Bany
OMG! A kitchen stool on the toe? EEECKKK!!! That HAD to hurt! I understand the tears, completely! Wowza- 25 years since you have had a Rum Runner? We need to fix that! But, I LOVE that I made something so close to your heart! 🙂 Yay! xoxo pretty!
cali @ cali’s cuisine
If a bone in my body had to be broken and I got it pick which one, it would absolutely be a toe. And at least you have a good story to tell. Yes, you need to dig out your reusable bags ASAP. As a Californian, I cringe when I see plastic bags. We will be voting to see if the state will ban completely. Some areas have already banned. San Fran was first, I believe. They ask if you need a bag in a way that would make you feel like a monster if you did request one, so I have just gotten into the habit of carrying a couple in my purse at all times.
Rum Runner – the adult Band-Aid. Makes everything better!
Cheyanne Bany
I totally look at people strange when they don’t use reusable bags.. however, now I might ask them if they just moved before I shoot them the stink eye. 😉 Because, understandable… your eco-friendly bags are in a box! I normally keep my bags in my car.. but my car was full of boxes and my dog. So yea, the bags got packed. Cheers!
Denise | Sweet Peas & Saffron
Aww poor toe! Hope it heals up! Love the looks of this drink, looks just perfect for Sunday PM sips!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Denise! Sundays are made for sipping! 😉 Cheers, girl!
Zainab
I love Sundays too! They are always my R&R days. Hope your toe gets better soon. This cocktail will be able to help with that 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Z! I wish everyday was R&R Sunday! Right? 😉 Cheers, pretty!
Allie | Baking a Moment
Oh my dear, your poor toe! I hope this fabulous drink made you feel lots better. Rest up!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you Allie! This cocktail definitely helped take the edge off!
Kathleen | HapaNomNom
I’m coming over to your house. Your Sundays sound like my kind of Sundays! I’m so happy to hear that you are settling in and enjoying your new home, but bummer on the broken toe! I imagine this incredible rum runner sure did help to easy the pain a bit 😉
Cheyanne Bany
COME ON OVER!! Ha! I’m guessing you don’t really want to travel right now though! I know you just went through one he!! of a trip moving! Honestly, I’d like to come visit you! I LOVE Cali! And I looove your blog, your food, and YOU! 🙂 One of these days, girlfriend, we will have to meet up! I’ll make us some Rum Runners! Cheers, pretty lady!
Harriet Emily
This drink sounds INCREDIBLE Cheyanne! Sundays are definitely my favourite day of the week, and I could 100% see a big glass of this making my Sunday’s even better! Thank you so much for sharing!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Harriet!! I’m glad you share my delight in Sundays! And yes, a cocktail always makes Sunday just that much better! Cheers! 😉
Sam @ SugarSpunRun
This drink is gorgeous! I love those beautiful colors. I have to admit I always have such a feeling of dread on Sundays because Monday is coming up… ugh. Maybe next Sunday I’ll have one of these gorgeous rum runners to help take my mind off of it.
And yikes! Can’t believe a super-thin shopping bag caused your broken toe!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you for the kind words, as always, Sam! I hear ya on the Sunday dreads… unfortunately Mondays are unavoidable! Next Sunday pour yourself a cocktail and try to forget the next day brings work! 🙂 ♡ Cheers, sweets!
Ashley | Spoonful of Flavor
The weekends always go by way too quickly, but Sundays are much better with a drink like this delicious Rum Runner! In fact, Mondays would be better if I had one of these drinks!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Ashley! You are so right, weekends go by wayyyyyyy to fast! And this drink probably tastes better on a Monday! Lol! ♡ Cheers, girl!
Ana | Espresso My Kitchen
Cheyanne welcome to NC! NC has been a changed of paced for me after moving from SoCal, it’s so green here 🙂
This drink sounds and looks soooo good. I need one right now to beat the Monday blues 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you SO much for the warm welcome, Ana!! I’m hoping one of these days there will be a food bloggers conference in NC so all the NC bloggers can meet (can’t believe how many there are!!) This cocktail will most definitely help beat the Monday blues! ♡ Cheers, Girlie!!
Kathy @ Beyond the Chicken Coop
Hopefully this drink made your toes feel better. Looks like a beautiful drink!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Kathy! The toe is slowly but surely getting better! ♡ Cheers!
Jocelyn (Grandbaby cakes)
This is quite a beauty! Love this drink!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Jocelyn! ♡Cheers girlfriend!
karrie @ Tasty Ever After
First off, are we married to the same guy?? Cause my J is the same (unfortunate) way. They mean well by trying to be helpful but end up doing the exact opposite thing, which is not being helpful. Secondly, Sundays are for drinking and I’m going to make this rum runner next Funday! Glad you are both loving NC and me and my camper can’t wait to visit! lol! (If we ever finish it) 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Karrie, I think our hubster were separated at birth. Wayyyyy too much in common- especially the fact that they both have super awesome wives! Woot! I SO want you to finish that damn RV and visit me! Omg- trouble!! 😉 xoxo
Katalina @ Peas and Peonies
OMG that is like a horror story “these plastic bags killed my toe and MY dressing”! All jokes aside, I feel bad for you, a broken toe is painful and hard to deal when you have to unpack your life, but honestly I feel bad about the salad dressing as well 🙁
I hope you were able to just relax with a glass of this delicious drink and enjoy the tranquility that surrounds you now!
Cheyanne Bany
Hahahaha, Katalina! We think alike! I was more worried that my dang expensive, magical dressing broke for the first two seconds after it hit my toe… until my brain registered the pain and I looked down! 😉 This rum runner DEF. helped take the edge off! ♡ Cheers, girlfriend!!
matt
I hope your toe gets better fast! This rum runner – I’ll take two!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Matt! You have to make your own… I already drank the two pictured above! *wink wink* Cheers, buddy!
Naomi
Yep, I love Sunday’s too – always have. And this drink- perfect for Sunday brunch
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Naomi! ♡Cheers to you and the family (and teeth brushing- lol!)
Liz @ Floating Kitchen
Ooof. Your poor toe. I broke my toe once and it was no fun. Took a surprisingly long time to feel better. I’m sure a few of these cocktails will help with that though! 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Liz! I had no idea a stupid toe could be such a pain in the rear!! Doh! Cocktails help everything! Lol ♡Cheers, girlie!
Keri @ Fashionable Foods
Your new hometown sounds wonderful! I grew up in a small town in PA and moved to northern DE last year. Though I love being close to everything, I really miss living in the woods and the peace and quiet! Next year we will probably be moving to the southern part of DE, which I hear is the complete opposite of the northern part. So, I’m really looking forward to that! Your husband sounds like my fiancé…. he doesn’t understand English either and generally does the opposite of what I say in a crisis like that. Your poor toe! Glad you made this drink to ease the pain – it looks FANTASTIC!
Cheyanne Bany
Hahaha, Keri! Men, Am.I.Right?! They are from Mars. 😉 I’m excited for you to move back to your “roots” type of atmosphere, if that’s what will make you happy! And I’m sure when the time comes you will blog about it! So I can’t wait to “share” that experience with you! The moving part, eek! Not jealous of that, though! Thanks for the kind words as always! ♡ Cheers, my dear!
Alice @ Hip Foodie Mom
your Sundays sounds amazing!!! you certainly do them right! I can attest to the slower pace now that we live in Madison. . I love it . . and LOVE these rum runners!!! Hope your toe gets better fast!
Cheyanne Bany
You know, Alice- I was thinking about you when I wrote that post! I know you moved from civilization out to a rural area (or the boonies as I lovingly refer to it). It is kind of a huge change of pace, but it’s so tranquil! ♡ Cheers to you, a slower way of life and your beautiful family!
Gayle @ Pumpkin ‘N Spice
What a gorgeous drink, Cheyanne! I hope this made your toe fiasco just a little but better. I’m loving the beautiful colors and flavors of this! Definitely needed for a Monday morning!
Cheyanne Bany
Thanks, Gayle! Nothin’ a pretty (and stiff) cocktail can’t fix… or at least temporarily make you forget! 😉 Cheers, pretty!! ♡
Dannii @ Hungry Healthy Happy
Sorry about your toe 🙁
I love Sunday’s, for all the reasons that you mentioned. It’s all about the brunch and if my Sunday involves rum, then that is even better for me. I do enjoy a good rum cocktail.
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Dannii! Too bad everyday isn’t sunday! Then again, you and I would never get anything done! Lol. ♡Cheers, girlie!
Anu-My Ginger Garlic Kitchen
Your Sunday sounds so much fun! And I am sorry for you toe! I would love to spend Sunday with you for the mimosas! And this rum runner is a real winner at the at end of the day! SO so good! Cheers to this stunner! 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Anu! Your sundays aren’t too shabby either! You have your adorable little girl to keep you company! ♡ Cheers, pretty lady!
Thao @ In Good Flavor
Your first photos from your new kitchen are fantastic! Those drinks look and sound so good! I know what I’m going to have the next time I want to try something new. I’m glad that you are settling in nicely in your new suburban (country?) life. But if you have a field of wild flowers, a farmer’s porch, and a big old tree with a tire swing, I’m officially jealous. 🙂 And please bottle up some of that medicinal air and send it my way!
Cheyanne Bany
Thabk you so much, Thao! I’m totally wondering how I can bottle up the medicinal air and send it out as Christmas gifts this year! 😉 we do have tons of wildflowers, a big ‘ole porch and tons of trees! No tire swing, but we did have deer in our yard yesterday! Love country life! Cheers, my friend!! Xo
Ben Maclain | Havocinthekitchen
Please, Cheyanne, I’m almost begging you – don’t pick any groceries! Make your Boy being responsible for them. You know, I know, and now everyone knows that you and grocery bags are not compatible! And now, your idea about grabbing a box next time. Don’t you dare! A loaded box is the way heavier than a bag! And now imagine – that could have been a bottle of rum instead the dressing, right? How does that sound?! Great, I’ve got a migraine while depicting this horrible scene. Talking about rum, last Friday I made a rum dressing for a salad for one occasion. But don’t get too excited. That may be treacherous too! P.S. I love Friday, Saturday, and just the beginning of Sunday.
Cheyanne Bany
You are probably right, Ben… I should leave the heavy lifting up to Boy. But im stubborn and I hate waiting on other people to do things for me! 🙂 Rum in a dressing?!? OMG- post that NOW!!! Can’t wait!! ♡ Cheers, buddy!
Rachelle @ Beer Girl Cooks
Your Sundays sound way better than mine usually are. Unless we are brewing, of course. Then it’s total fun. I’m so glad that you are diggng the N to the C? LOL! Horse and buggy? Head into town? Lordy, come to Charlotte when you are ready for the rat race again – although I don’t know why anyone would be. 🙂 Your place sounds like a slice of heaven! Now about this rum runner. It sounds like the perfect libation to prop up a foot to heal a broken toe and look out into the pasture. Don’t forget to lock up the horse and close the barn door. 🙂
Cheyanne Bany
Hahaha! Rachelle, always bringing the laughs! I love it! I can’t wait to come visit you in Charlotte.. probably a few weeks, still SO much to do to get settled. I will have to pack lots of hay and water for my horses to pull my buggies 😉 Cheers, my sweets! Xoxo
Maya
Oh no, I am so sorry about your toe!! I hope it’s on the mend 🙁 Also, can I come spend Sundays with you? Because endless mimosas, make your own bloody mary’s, pj’s, baking, movies, and resting seriously sounds like a perfect day! And then of course ending the day with this totally delicious sounding rum runner. Yum!!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Maya! Toe is slowly getting better! Who knew such a small bone could be such a pain in the rear to heal?? You can come spend a Sunday with me anytime you want, girlfriend! ♡ Cheers!
Mary Ann
Cheyanne, this Rum Runner sounds like it was the perfect drink to take the edge off that broken toe! My husband would have done the same thing!! Sounds like you are really liking your new area. That’s awesome! This Rum Runner will be added to my summer drink list for sure!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you, Mary Ann! Guess your husband and I have the right idea when it comes to pain! Nothing a little cocktail can’t help! 😉 Cheers, my dear!
Beeta @ Mon Petit Four
LOL I just about laughed through this entire post. Not about your toe (because that sounds like a big OUCH!), but about everything else…Dora…your horse, I mean car…..the “N to the C”…and Boy not understanding English. I think all men are absolutely useless in those situations…never fails. On the other hand, this rum runner looks perfectly useful and seems to be just what the doctor ordered! I love that there’s pineapple juice in this drink…definitely has the island vibe! 😉 Lovely post, as usual Cheyanne! Glad you’re enjoying your new town <3
Cheyanne Bany
LOL, Men! Am.I.Right? 😉 Glad I could make you laugh, mission accomplished! lol. The doctor TOTALLY orders you a Rum Runner when your husband breaks your toe!!! <3 Hope you are having a fantastic weekend, my sweets!! xoxo
April
I’m loving your blog. Everything looks so tasty, especially this drink! I had a crazy weekend and this is the perfect winding down drink. I don’t normally make my drinks but I may have to try this one out. You have a new subscriber!
Cheyanne Bany
Thank you SO much April, for the kind words!! You just made my day! I’m about to head over to your blog to check it out (can’t wait!)! Hope you do try this drink, it’s easy and WAY cheaper than ordering it out! Cheers to a beautiful rest of the weekend, girlfriend! 🙂