The owners of the formerly Trump-branded hotel in Panama have ripped his name from the building — but reminders of the president remain on the hotel bar’s new cocktail menu.
After prying Trump name off Panama City building once known as Trump International Hotel & Tower, owners replace the bar's old Trump-themed cocktails with new super-sarcastic Trump-themed cocktails, including the STORMY JACK DANIELS, the FIRE AND FURY and the LITTLE ROCKET MAN pic.twitter.com/lKuykG4d5v
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In addition to standard varietals of wine and an assortment of beer and booze, tipplers can now sample a “Stormy Jack Daniels,” a bourbon and cola with a slice of lemon named after the bottle-blond porn vixen who allegedly had a fling with the president in 2006.
The menu also features the North Korea-themed “Little Rocket Man,” a blend of Baileys Irish Cream, kahlua and Grand Marnier liqueur — “as always on fire” — and a “Fire and Fury,” a blend of Baileys, sambuca, kahlua and blue curacao “served flamed” and named for the president’s threat against the rogue nation.
The majority owner of the hotel gave Trump’s management team the boot from the Bahia Grand Panama, a 70-story luxury high-rise that was once run by Trump.
The president’s company tried to fight back in court, but a judge in New York recently gave the owners a victory over Trump’s family business.
Manhattan federal Judge Edgardo Ramos blocked Trump International Hotels Management LLC from pursuing a $9 million conspiracy claim against the majority owner.
After a bitter dispute, the hotel’s owners evicted Trump’s management team and stripped his name from the establishment.
