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2015 48' Wharram Ariki Catamaran

$ 250,000 usd, new bern, nc, us.

• 1-941-365-9095
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Specifications

Full details, wharram 48' ariki catamaran.

• Replace the dyneema portion of the standing rigging. Colligo Marine provided an estimate of $20 per foot for the 200 feet of required dyneema.
• Haul boat, check and service through hulls
• Remove and rebed deck hardware 
• Repair refrigerator 
• Repair fiberglass around the windlass, and then remember to use an anchor snubber

Engines (1)

• Make Yamaha
• Fuel unleaded
• Type Outboard 4 Stroke

SYS Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Triton Yacht Sales and Service, LLC..

• Category Sail
• Condition Used
• Hull Material Fiberglass
• Make Wharram
• Model Ariki Catamaran
• Boat Name BAZINGA
• Length Overall 48' 2''
• Model Year 2015
• Max Draft 7'
• Dry Weight 20'
• Fuel Tank 1 x 50|gallon
• Single Berths 3
• Max Speed 10 kn
• Cruising Speed 7 kn
• Holding Tank 1 x 40|gallon
• Fresh Water 1 x 80|gallon
• Boat Keel Other
• Drive Up 3'
• Varnished hardwood dinette table converts to a double berth
• Dinette cushions upholstered with fabric
• Teak and holly sole
• Sliding companionway hatch
• Electric fan
• Lewmar size 60 hatch for ventilation
• Berth sleeps two. Mattress is 4 inch high quality flow through foam with fabric upholstery.
• Nav station desk
• Large screen Samsung TV folds out to watch from the berth
• 10,000 BTU Dometic air conditioning 
• Cruise RO SM30 Watermaker, 30 gph with a new membrane in 2017
• Lewmar size 60 hatch
• Raritan Marine Elegance toilet
• Vanity with sink, storage cabinet, and mirror
• Shower with hot and cold water
• Single berth
• Hanging locker
• Opening portals for ventilation
• Stainless steel sinks and fixtures
• Dometic Super Cold Machine refrigerator
• Eno 3 burner stove with oven
• Two 20 gallon propane tanks
• Propane control system
• Cabinets with drawers, cupboards, shelves
• Carbonmonoxide and gas sniffer
• Lewmar size 40 hatch
• Raymarine 18 inch HD radar
• Raymarine C125 Chartplotter with Navionics (2017)
• Raymarine P70 Autopilot (2017)
• Lighted compass
• Flat screen Samsung TV in port navigation station with connection to Chartplotter
• Raymarine VHF
• ACR Global Fix Pro Epirb
• Solara 920 watts solar (2017)
• 30 Amp shore power inlet connector
• 30 Amp shore power cord
• Galvanic isolator
• Generator interface transfer switch and inlet
• Blue Sky Solar Boost 3000i Solar Controller with a separate sub controller for each group of two panels for maximum charge performance
• 4 225 A/H 8D AGM deep cycle batteries (2017)
• 2 75 A/H  AGM starter batteries (2017)
• 4 battery switches to control the power supply
• ProMariner battery charger
• Main electrical distribution panel with AC and DC circuits
• 2,000 watt GoPower pure sine inverter
• 400 watt inverter for the large screen TV
• 18 LED interior lights in bright white and soft blue
• 4 LED cockpit lights in bright white and soft blue
• Nine 12V DC outlets
• Four 110V AC outlets (Dinette, Nav station, Galley, Main berth)
• Twin 70 hp shaft high thrust outboard motors, under 600 hours
• Power tilt Morse single lever engine controls
• Racor water separating fuel filter system
• Full mechanical steering with 60 inch diameter composite wheel
• Rudders in Coosa board and biaxial fiberglass attached with lashings
• Daggerboards, daggerboard trunks, rigging, and winches
• GRP composite tillers with aluminum tiller bar
• Raymarine smart Pilot X 10 Core Pack with Type 1 rotary drive
• 7 feet long U shaped settee at forward end of cockpit around a varnished hardwood double drop leaf table
• Cockpit drop leaf table is a high low model with filler cushions used to convert the space into two on deck double berths
• Cockpit cushions covered in Sunbrella
• Helm console with seating, instrument panel, and reefer seat on forward face
• Built in cockpit electric reefer and freezer
• Composite hard top Bimini covers the cockpit with anodized aluminum supports
• Side cockpit awnings
• 60 inch diameter composite wheel
• Storage for two 20 gallon propane tanks
• Storage for batteries
• Two 50 gallon welded aluminum gasoline tanks plumbed to independently feed each engine or allow one tank to be used at a time
• Slatted Cypress decks between beams fore and aft
• Aft boarding stairs
• Two aft trampolines
• One forward trampoline
• Rocna 55 pound primary anchor with 270 feet chain and 200 feet 3 strand
• Fortress 55 pound secondary anchor
• Lewmar H3 windlass with remote control at the helm
• Hulls, decks, houses, and cockpit in H60 Divinycell foam with biaxial and triaxial fiberglass skins inside and out
• Exterior hull skins in vinylester resin
• High load areas reinforced with Coosa board inserts
• Hull to deck joint fiberglassed on interior and exterior with three layers of 1708 biaxial tapes
• Rub rails and lashing strakes in Coosa board with unidirectional and biaxial reinforcements
• Toe rails at deck edges
• Below water line finished with two coats of epoxy barrier coat
• Solid glass laminate cross beams
• Interior bulkheads, floors, and berth tops in H60 Divinycell foam with biaxial fiberglass skins
• Interior and exterior paint is Awlcraft Bottom paint
• All sails are by North Sails
• Mast and boom of custom built series 60 extruded painted aluminum
• Mast is 54 feet fractionally rigged and tapered above the hounds
• Mast is rigged with single spreader diamond shrouds, upper and lower shrouds, and forestay, and includes conduit and wiring
• Low friction mainsail track batten car system
• Boom is 19 feet and configured with lazy jacks, stack pack, and a Dynex Dux main topping lift
• Headstay is 5 inch 1 19 316 stainless wire 8
• Upper and lower shrouds are in 13mm Dynex Dux with Colligo Marine terminators and deadeyes
• 1 inch diamond shrouds in 1 19 316 stainless 4
• Forestay bridle in 13mm Dynex Dux
• Two chainplates built of 1 inch thick stainless steel
• Main halyard is high tech low stretch T 900 with 2 to 1 purchase
• Two jib halyards in high tech low stretch T 900
• Two spinnaker halyards in StaySet
• Four padeyes on forward beam to park halyards
• Outhaul and two reef lines
• 12 line clutches at mast base
• 4 to 1 purchase mainsheet at helm station
• 12 ft main traveler track mounted on bimini with 4 to 1 control lines at helm station
• 650 square feet mainsail of high quality Dacron with 6 full length battens and 3 reef points with low friction sliding cars
• 1 Lewmar 50 two speed aluminum self tailing mainsheet winch
• 1 Lewmar 44 two speed aluminum self tailing halyard winch
• 2 Lewmar 44 two speed aluminum self tailing primary winches
• 2 Lewmar 44 two speed aluminum self tailing secondary winches
• 250 square feet jib on a Harken roller furler with Dacron jib sheets, Sunbrella foot and leech covers for jib
• 820 square feet screeched on Colligo continuous line furler with sheets and tackle
• 1,234 square feet asymmetrical spinnaker on Colligo continuous line furler with sheets and tackle
• Retractable carbon bow sprit with 4 foot extension
• Performance sail handling hardware by Harken, Lewmar, and Schaefer

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Moscow Muled

Best virgin moscow mule recipe.

Nov 30, 2019

Wherever there are great cocktail recipes, there are equally fabulous mocktail recipes for those of us who enjoy all the style and taste of cocktails without liquor. In this post, we reveal the best recipe for the Virgin Moscow Mule on the internet! Let's get started!

Introduction

A cocktail is essentially a blend of two or more ingredients of which at least one is alcoholic. As of late, cocktails are getting more inventive with upwards of four and five ingredients.

The Moscow Mule keeps it classically simple with only three ingredients that most of us already have at home. Vodka, ginger beer, and lime juice.

The intense burn of the ginger beer blended with the refreshing sourness of lime juice delights the palate and warms you right up from the first sip.

There are a multitude of practical reasons for choosing a mocktail over a cocktail.

This could include health concerns and diet practices. Or, maybe you're the designated driver and don't want to miss out on a fun night with your social group.

Whatever the reason, mocktails make sure no one is left out.

Most will say that a mocktail is simply a recipe for any cocktail sans the alcoholic ingredient(s), but we're going to show you fantastic ways to enjoy a Virgin Moscow Mule without sacrificing flavor or taste.

Ingredients:

• Sparkling Water 
• Fresh limes 
• Ginger beer 
• Simple syrup

Instructions:

• You can either muddle a couple of fresh limes or use freshly squeezed lime juice. We won't tell if you decide to do both ;)
• Next, combine your favorite sparkling water and a splash of ginger beer
• Add a serving of simple syrup (1 part water, 1 part sugar)
• Stir. If you have a shaker on hand, you can also shake the combined ingredients together, but be cautious when pouring as the turbulence may have created a little extra fizz from the sparkling water.
• Pour over ice

With this excellent non-alcoholic version of the Moscow Mule, you can have guilt-free seconds or even thirds!

Health Benefits

Typically, in every 6 oz serving of the traditional Moscow Mule cocktail there are approximately 180 to 200 calories.

One fantastic upside of making a Moscow Mule mocktail is that with the extraction of vodka (say 1.5 oz) you can eliminate around 96 calories, meaning that a typical 6 oz serving is approximately 100 calories or less!

Layers of Flavors

Now that we've laid the foundations, it's time to explore the variations and wonderful layers we can add to perfect our Virgin Moscow Mule.  With these alterations, your mocktails are sure to be enjoyed by all!

In addition to following the preparation of the basic recipe noted above, we suggest adding a few slices of fresh ginger to the mix.

To fully extract the flavors of the ginger, consider muddling it with your limes. Be careful to strain afterward, unless you want to be sucking up bits of ginger through your straw and set your mouth ablaze!

Coupled with the ginger beer, this is sure to amplify the smoldering tones of the original cocktail's taste.

Be sure to use ginger beer and not ginger ale. Most commercially sold ginger beer, though fermented, is alcohol-free. It differs from ginger ale in the way it is manufactured. The intensity of ginger essence in ginger ale isn’t comparable to that of the essence in ginger beer.

So, if you decide to replace ginger beer with ginger ale, you’ll be disappointed at the silenced flavors of ginger in your drink. Essentially, what you’d be drinking wouldn’t be a Moscow Mule at all.

Take it from us, use ginger beer!

If you would rather direct your variations or additions towards the sweet and fruity citrus flavors of your Virgin Mule, you can switch out the simple syrup for a fruit-flavored syrup.

Use a lime-flavored syrup if you would like to stay true to the original characteristics of the classic Moscow Mule.

If you're looking to put a spin on your virgin mule, don't be afraid to try any berry-flavored syrup for an extra layer of fruity goodness.

Sugar-Free Options

Not everyone is a fan of sugar and all things sweet. With this modification, the recipe can accommodate those of us who are patrolling our sugar intake due to dieting and/or health concerns.

More specifically, if you're counting calories or looking to steer clear of sugar all together, you can modify the Virgin Mule recipe by using sugar-free syrup. 

With 8 grams of sugar in one tablespoon of conventional syrup, the sugar-free option is a great way to go. A couple of dollops of the sugar-free syrup is a guilt-free way to enjoy the sweetness of this mocktail without the guilt.

Depending on your location and accessibility, you may or may not find brands of sugar-free syrup.  All the merrier if you can!

If you can’t find sugar-free syrup, another option is to use flavored sparkling water to add some additional flavour to your mocktail.  Some brands of flavored sparkling water are sold in tasty flavors with no sugar, no sweeteners, and no calories. Furthermore, the carbonation in sparkling water will augment the invigorating fizz of the ginger beer.  Win-win-win!

Serving Time

Just because we've decided to forego the alcohol component doesn't mean we're also forsaking presentation. We 're all about balance in life as well as in mocktails. So, if one component of the drink has been removed, another must be added!

And what better place to embellish then in the presentation?

It's no secret that the Moscow Mule is served in a copper mug . There are a variety of reasons why, and one of them is that copper is trusted to maintain a cooler temperature. In addition, the copper adds a "zing" to the flavor of the cocktail with each sip.

Whatever the reason, we can't deny that a Moscow Mule served in a copper mug just looks and feels right. The same is to be said for a Virgin Mule.

Besides, if we’re talking about looks, no one has to know you’re drinking a mocktail if you don’t want them to. The copper mug will keep your secret!

In lieu of serving your Virgin Mule in a copper mug, you can serve it in any bar glass. With so many types and shapes of cocktail glasses, there really is no reason why you couldn't enjoy your mocktail in a highball, an old fashion glass, or even a martini glass.

Whatever you have on hand should work just fine!

Garnish Like a Pro

Add a lime wedge to the rim and voila!

Want to take things up a notch? Drag the lime wedge along the rim of your glass, allowing the citrus to coat the edge. Turn your glass upside down into a plate of salt or sugar.

Extra points for presentation and added flavor with every sip!

For herb garnishes, clap your choice of herbs between your hands to bruise it lightly and release its essential oils and aroma.  Mint works great!

And here's an extra tip. If you have them, sprinkle a few pomegranate seeds on the surface of your drink! However, be careful if drinking with a straw as those little seeds will get sucked right up! It’s also a beautiful addition to your Virgin Mule, as you can see in the photo below.

We hope this article has been useful in helping to introduce you to the Virgin Moscow Mule! The Moscow Mule is an incredibly versatile drink, so don't hesitate to let your creativity push you to experiment with new variations. And, if you want to take your presentation and style up a notch, make sure to equip your kitchen bar with a few copper mugs !

Did You Enjoy This Article?

Thank you for reading! If you enjoyed this article, you might also like the following articles:  Top 7 Tennessee Mule Recipes and  Top 6 Gin-Gin and Gin Mule Recipes

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