IBA Tiki vs. Singapore Sling

The difference, by the numbers

Both have pineapple juice and lime juice. Only the IBA Tiki has aged rum, amaretto, hazelnut liqueur, Maraschino liqueur, passion fruit purée and fresh ginger; only the Singapore Sling has gin, cherry liqueur, triple sec, Bénédictine, grenadine and Angostura bitters. In parts, an IBA Tiki is 2 rum, ½ amaretto, 1 passion fruit, 3 pineapple and 1 lime; a Singapore Sling is 1 gin, ½ cherry, 4 pineapple, ½ lime and ¼ grenadine. By volume, the IBA Tiki is 52% mixer and juice, 26% spirit, 13% citrus and 9% liqueur; the Singapore Sling is 58% mixer and juice, 15% spirit, 15% liqueur, 7% citrus and 5% syrup and sugar. That makes them close cousins on the ratio map.

The IBA Tiki is the stronger drink in the glass (8.7% ABV against 7.7%) and holds more alcohol (1.65 standard drinks against 1.27). Calories are close (about 263 and 265), but the Singapore Sling has more sugar (27.6 g against 20.6 g). Both are shaken; the IBA Tiki is served in a tiki mug, the Singapore Sling in a hurricane glass.