Coco-Lime Spritz
Coco-Lime Spritz was first invented in the 1920s at the King Cole Bar in New York. The bar was named after its owner, Henry King. …
Coco-Lime Spritz was first invented in the 1920s at the King Cole Bar in New York. The bar was named after its owner, Henry King. …
Cocomacoque is a Cuban cocktail consisting of rum, lime juice, and honey. It is also known by the names caipirinha de coco (in Brazil), caixeta …
Aperol Spritz is a refreshing cocktail made of Aperol, Prosecco and soda water. The drink was created in 1917 by Gaspare Campari and Cino Cinelli …
Buccaneers are a type of rum-based cocktail. They consist of some form of fruit, orange juice, and dark rum. The name is derived from the …
The Bull’s Milk cocktail is a mix of honey, cinnamon, and water. It’s popular in Sweden and Denmark. It is an old-timey drink that has …
Tony Abou-Ganim created Cable Car cocktail in 1996 at San Francisco’s Sir Francis Drake Hotel’s Starlight Room, a nightclub and cocktail bar. The pub is …
The Captain’s Shandy was invented in the United States during Prohibition by a restaurant owner from Hollywood, Florida, who ran out of gin and needed …
The Caribbean Breeze cocktail was created by bartender Daniella Isaacs in 1999 at the Breezes Hotel and Resort in Negril, Jamaica. It was served as …
The history of Brandy Horchata cocktail is a very interesting subject. The drink was initially served at the now-defunct Spanish restaurant, Paella. In the 1930s, …
Booch Spiced Rum Cocktail is an incredibly popular herbal drink created through the fermentation process, and makes for an unlikely, but delicious, pairing to spiced …
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