The Mai-Tai is probably one of the most popular rum cocktails in the world. There are various legends surrounding its name and origin. In what is probably the best known story, Victor Bergeron (Tader Vic) is said to have invented it for two Tahitian friends in 1944. The latter were so delighted by the taste of the cocktail that they proclaimed Mai Tai Roa Ae, which loosely translated means: “The best, not of this world!”
Defused variants of the drink Due to its popularity, countless variants of the zombie now exist. They often contain a much lower percentage of alcohol
The history of the Mint Julep If you look at its history, you look far back before the beginnings of today’s bar culture. That’s because
The history of the Moscow Mule Unlike most cocktails, the origins of the Moscow Mule recipe are well documented. Thus, its first mention by name
The delicious Portuguese sangria: a beginner’s introduction to the perfect drink for summer With the hot summer months just around the corner, it’s time for
The history of the Mojito cocktail The history of the mojito dates back to the 16th century and is often associated with Sir Francis Drake,
How the famous Hugo cocktail was created Over the past two decades, the Hugo cocktail has grown in popularity, becoming a staple on cocktail menus
