Painkiller Cocktail

This Painkiller Cocktail is made with pineapple juice, orange juice, cream of coconut, and aged rum in just 3 minutes! A fruity, tropical drink that you'll want in your hand all summer long!

  • Prep3 min
  • Total3 min
  • Yield1 drink
  • Calories327

Ingredients Steps

This Painkiller Cocktail recipe is made with pineapple juice, orange juice, cream of coconut, and aged rum in just 3 minutes! A fruity but strong tropical drink that you’ll want in your hand all summer long!

For another tropical cocktail recipe that’s also made with cream of coconut and pineapple juice try this delicious Blue Hawaiian!

Enjoying This Painkiller Cocktail

Grab a Painkiller Cocktail and enjoy all the fruity, tropical flavors it has to offer! This sweet, simple drink is just the thing to sip in the heat of the day or as the sun goes down while poolside.

If you can’t be on a white sandy beach in the tropics, you might as well have a drink that makes you feel like you’re there! And this Painkiller does just that since it’s similar to a Pina Colada!

Where Did This Cocktail Originate From?

The history of the Painkiller Cocktail begins in the 1970s at Soggy Dollar Bar in the British Virgin Islands. The bar was owned by Daphne Henderson while the founder of Pusser’s Rum was Charles Tobias.

In the 1980s, Tobias got permission from Great Britain’s Royal Navy to commercialize the rum. Since the cocktail is trademarked, it should be made with Traditional Pusser’s Rum for an authentic Painkiller if it’s offered on a menu.

This is a strong drink. If you want something sweeter, try this Orange Creamsicle Cocktail.

Painkiller Cocktail Ingredients

  • Pusser’s Navy Rum (Or any aged rum or dark rum would work)
  • Pineapple Juice
  • Orange Juice
  • Cream Of Coconut
  • Freshly Grated Nutmeg
  • Orange Slice
  • Pineapple Wedge
  • Maraschino Cherry
  • Ice

How To Make A Painkiller Cocktail

  1. Pour rum, pineapple juice, orange juice, and cream of coconut into a cocktail shaker with ice.
  2. Shake this cocktail mixture vigorously.
  3. Strain the Painkiller Cocktail into a highball glass with fresh ice.
  4. Garnish with nutmeg, an orange slice, a pineapple wedge, and a maraschino cherry.

How To Serve Pusser’s Painkiller Drink

  • Single Serving – This recipe yields one drink! Perfect when simply making an end-of-the-day drink to sip on the porch after the kids go to bed.
  • Large Batch For A party – A great option to have when hosting! Think pool parties, backyard BBQs, or having friends over for a little campfire!
  • Make It A Frozen Slushy – Blend all of the ingredients with ice to make a Painkiller Slushie! Nice for those REALLY hot summer days!

If I Make A Large Batch Of This Cocktail For A Party Can I Store The Leftovers?

Yes, since this drink isn’t made with any carbonated ingredients storing the leftovers would be fine. However, if the batch had ice in it I wouldn’t bother storing the leftovers since they’ll be watered down.

Here Are More Cocktail Recipes Made With Pineapple Juice:

Steps

  1. Add rum, pineapple juice, orange juice, and cream of coconut to a cocktail shaker with ice and shake vigorously for 15 seconds.

  2. Strain into a highball glass with fresh ice and garnish with nutmeg, orange slice, pineapple wedge, and maraschino cherry.

Nutrition

  • Calories327
  • Carbs37g
  • Protein1g
  • Fat5g
  • Saturated fat4g
  • Fiber1g
  • Sugar33g
  • Sodium17mg

Estimates per serving, when a serving size is listed.