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Maria Fatkhieva

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The lateral meaning of Cuba Libre is Free Cuba and a cocktail with this name is a high level drink made of the mixture of white rum, coca cola and lime. In Canada, US, Ireland and UK this drink is known as Coke and Rum, lime being optional, as a relaxant drink.

The Grasshopper cocktail according to legend was originated in the French Quarter of New Orleans. It was a very popular drink during the 50's and 60's

Any great party can be kicked up a notch with a fabulous drink recipe. Often, punch recipes are chosen for gatherings because of their versatility. Planter's punch is a rum drink that's recipe was first published in a magazine 1908.

A trip down history lane to 1910 will help one appreciate the Brandy Alexander cocktail even more. 1910, of course, is the time of the prohibition in the United States.

In a quiet corner of a bar, located inside New York's Chatham Hotel, three men gathered to enjoy hors d'oeuvre and a visit, while waiting for the arrival of Jack Morgan's Cock 'n' Bull ginger beer.

For a soft to the lips, berry flavored-like cocktail lovers, the classic Kir Cocktail is a must. A simple and relaxing cocktail with just two ingredients-creme de cassis (blackcurrant liqueur) mixed with a splash of white wine consumed in France prior to a meal or snack in a classy wine glass. This drink was originally called blanc-cassis which was made with primarily red wine.

The Caipirinha Cocktail originated in Brazil but thanks to many tourists who have enjoyed this drink it has become nationally known as well through out many other countries. This cocktail is actually the national drink of Brazil and no matter where you go it is made perfect to taste.





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