BRIDGEPORT — The Duck Inn is making it easy to drink for a cause, as proceeds from sales of its newest cocktail will go to helping residents of Puerto Rico.
Beginning Friday, 100 percent of the proceeds from sales of the Daiquiri Alivio — which means "relief" in Spanish — will fund a local nonprofit's efforts to help rebuild the town of Aguada, which was devastated by Hurricane Maria.
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The Duck Inn was approached by the group LIPA, or Life Saving Implementation of Puerto Rican Aid, which is seeking to charter a plane to the town that will deliver aid to residents and volunteers to help rebuild, the restaurant said in a statement.
The new cocktail is made with Puerto Rican rum (Palo Viejo Gold Rum), lime, turbinado gomme and bitters and is available for $10.
It will be available indefinitely, according to the restaurant.
