Ice Breaker, Cooper Island, BVI

Cool Blue like the Caribbean, Easy to Make, and ABSOLUTELY Delightful – The Ice Breaker!

When you think of the British Virgin Islands, pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life might come to mind. But another hidden gem deserves a spot on your BVI bucket list: the Ice Breaker cocktail at the Cooper Island Beach Club.

This tropical delight is the perfect companion for your island getaway, combining the exotic flavors of Laraha orange, sweet coconut and lime into a refreshing beverage that will transport you straight to paradise. And best of all, you don’t need a blender to whip up this true-blue Caribbean cocktail.

Ice Breaker, Cooper Island, BVI
Ice Breaker, Cooper Island, BVI

While in the British Virgin Islands, I hired a guide to take me to nearby islands because I wanted to showcase some of the best-tasting drinks in the BVIs on my blog.

Cooper Island Beach Club is no better place to enjoy the Ice Breaker. Nestled on the serene shores of Cooper Island, this eco-friendly resort offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The Beach Club boasts stunning views, sustainable accommodations, and a laid-back atmosphere that encourages relaxation and rejuvenation.

At the Cooper Island Beach Club, Saturn, a bartender, demonstrated how to make the Ice Breaker. Click the picture below to watch a YouTube video of Saturn making an Ice Breaker.

Ice Breaker, Cooper Island, BVI
Ice Breaker, Cooper Island, BVI – YouTube How to Make an Ice Breaker

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Ice Breaker Ingredients

Ice Breaker made with Coconut Rum and Blue Curacao
Tropical cocktail recipe ingredients for the Ice Breaker
  • Coconut Rum
  • Blue Curacao
  • Cream of Coconut
  • Lime Juice

Tips

Saturn uses Blue Chair Bay Coconut rum to make this tropical cocktail. I found the rum at my local liquor store.

I typically buy the Goya cream of coconut in the international section of my grocery store. Goya is less expensive than the coconut cream you would find in the drink mix section of the store.

You can use bottled lime juice in a pinch, but fresh lime is always best. To get 1 ounce of freshly squeezed lime juice, you’ll need approximately 1.5 limes.

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Drinks from the Cooper Island Beach Club, BVI
Drinks from the Cooper Island Beach Club, BVI. Left to right: Endless Summer, Pina Colada, Ice Breaker

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Citrus Juicer
Citrus Juicer

Saturn also uses fresh lime juice. I sometimes use bottled lime juice if I’m in a hurry or don’t have any fresh limes. Try this citrus juicer if you like to use freshly squeezed lime juice in your cocktails.

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How to Make the Cool Blue Ice Breaker

When first opened, the coconut cream will be separated in the can. I pour it into a small-sized bowl and whisk until combined and smooth. The coconut cream can be refrigerated and kept for a week.

Add the Coconut Rum, lime juice, and cream of coconut to a shaker half filled with ice.

Shake well for 10 seconds.

Pour the strained ingredients into a glass filled with crushed ice.

Finally, top off the Ice Breaker with the Blue Curacao and give it a quick stir.

Cool blue like the Caribbean, easy to make, and absolutely delightful – The Ice Breaker!
Cool blue like the Caribbean, easy to make, and absolutely delightful – The Ice Breaker!

Just one sip of the Ice Breaker brings me back to the bar stool overlooking the beautiful Cooper Island beach. The warm breeze blows through my hair, the sun glistens off the water, and the cocktail is nestled in my hand. It is an experience you will never forget.

This cocktail is the perfect companion for winding down after a day of sailing or simply enjoying a lazy afternoon by the sea.

The Ice Breaker at Cooper Island Beach Club is more than just a drink; it celebrates the island lifestyle. Its blend of tropical flavors captures the essence of the Caribbean, offering a refreshing respite from the heat and a delightful taste of paradise. So, next time you find yourself in the British Virgin Islands, stop by Cooper Island Beach Club and treat yourself to this iconic cocktail. Cheers to island life!

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Cool blue like the Caribbean, easy to make, and absolutely delightful – The Ice Breaker!

Cooper Island’s Ice Breaker

When you think of the British Virgin Islands, pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life might come to mind. But another hidden gem deserves a spot on your BVI bucket list: the Ice Breaker cocktail at the Cooper Island Beach Club.
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Prep Time 6 minutes
Total Time 6 minutes
Course Drinks
Cuisine BVI
Servings 1 Drink

Ingredients
  

  • 1.5 Ounces Coconut Rum
  • 1 Ounce Lime Juice Approximately 1.5 limes
  • 1 Ounce Cream of Coconut
  • 1.5 Ounces Blue Curacao
  • Crushed Ice
  • 1 Slice Lime for garnish

Instructions
 

  • Open the coconut cream and pour it into a small sized bowl. Whisk the coconut cream until combined.
  • Add the coconut rum, lime juice and coconut cream to a shaker half full of ice.
  • Shake well for 10 seconds.
  • Fill a tall glass with crushed ice,
  • Pour the strained contents of the shaker into the glass with crushed ice.
  • Pour the Blue Curacao on top of the drink and stir gently two or three times.
  • Add a lime for garnish
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