
Classic Cocktails
Aperol Spritz
APEROL • PROSECCO • SPARKLING WATER
Its origin dates back to 1919, created by the Barbieri
brothers andpopularized after the Second World
War.
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Caipirinha
CACHAZA • SUGAR AND LEMON
During the XIX century in Brazil, the slaves liked to
drink “garapa” whichwas a type of sugar cane juice.
Said drink was popularized in Piracicaba, Sao Paulo
after it was denominated Caipirinha, which was
served at parties and other events
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Garibaldi
CAMPARI • ORANGE JUICE
Italian cocktail in tribute to Giuseppe Garibaldi,
a military politician causative of the Italian
unication.
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Zombie
RUM • FALERNUM • ABSINTHE • LEMON
• MARQUESA • POMEGRANATE
Dates from the year 1930 and became served at
the restaurant Don the Beachcomber in Hollywood.
Was prepared for a friend who was to take a flight,
days later he came back to complain indicating said
drink had turned him into a zombie during his trip.
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Jungle Bird
RUM • CAMPARI • CLASSIC SYRUP • LEMON • PINEAPLE
Created by Jerey Ong, as the welcome drink for
the clients of the Kuala Lumpur Hilton hotel, it
received its name because of the presenceof a few
tropical birds in the pool area which were visible
from thebar window.
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Long Island Iced Tea
GIN • TEQUILA • RUM • VODKA • COINTREAU •
COCA-COLA • LEMON
The most well-known story tells that it was created
in Long Island, Tennessee in the 1920s, during the
Dry Law. It was created clandestinely by a barman
known as the old Bishop. Years later, his son,
Ransom Bishop, perfected the recipe.
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Dry Martini
GIN • VERMOUTH • OLIVE
There are multiple stories as to where this cocktail
was created, this most talked about is the one giving
credit to Jerry Thomas In San Francisco, 1962.
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Cuba Libre
RUM • COCA-COLA • LEMON
Its origin is associated with the strong presence
of the United States in Cuba after the Spanish-
American War of 1898 and its name was the slogan
of the independence movement.
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Mai Tai
RUM • COINTREAU • HORCHATA (tiger nut milk)
• LEMON
Created by the Californian Victor “Trader Vic”
Bergeron, in 1944. Moreover his friend and rival,
Don the Beachcomber, insisted to be the creator of
said cocktail rst in 1933.
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Clover Club
GIN • LEMON JUICE • RASPBERRY JUICE
In the Bellevue-Stratford hotel of Filadela, were
preformed reunions for writers, theater assistants,
bankers, and politicians. The barman, Ambrose
Burnside, invented a cocktail special for said
occasions, a classic Gin Sour to which he added
raspberries syrup and created the Clover Club.
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Gin Tonic
GIN • TONIC WATER
The cocktail was created in British India in the XIX
century, adding tonic water to gin, which was used
by its properties to combat Malaria.
•Berries •Tropical Gin
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Pisco Sour
PISCO • LEMON JUICE
There are multiple theories in the present over
the creation of this cocktail, but what is certain
is that pisco sour is peruvian. It was created in
the Morris Bar, got popular in Maury, and became
famous in the Gran Hotel Bolivar. Becoming
Oficial Cultural Heritage on October 18 of 2007.
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•Passionfruit •Purple corn •Cardamomo• Coca
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Whiskey Sour
BOURBON • LEMON JUICE • CLASSIC SYRUP
The first known recipe of this cocktail appeared in
1862 in “The Bartender’s Guide” by Jerry Thomas.
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Amaretto Sour
AMARETTO • LEMON JUICE • CLASSIC SYRUP
It was created in the 1970s when Italian liqueurs
started to become popular in the United States.
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