Coconut Grove

It is named after the Coconut Grove neighborhood in Miami. The classic pre-Prohibition recipe combines rum, sweet vermouth, and orange juice over crushed ice.

The traditional build uses rum, sweet vermouth, and orange juice. It is served over crushed ice, which makes it a longer, chilled drink than a spirit served neat.

It uses both: rum provides the main spirit, while sweet vermouth adds a fortified-wine layer. Orange juice supplies the fruit component, and the drink is served over crushed ice.

It is described as a pre-Prohibition classic, so it belongs to the cocktail era before Prohibition began in the United States in 1920. Its name points to Miami's Coconut Grove neighborhood.