Mixed drinks

The Old Fashioned is one of the oldest mixed drinks in the world and a symbol of elegance, minimalism, and timeless taste. In an era of complicated cocktails with lots of ingredients, it represents a return to basics:  high-quality whisky, sugar, bitters, and water. Nothing else. And yet it's perfect. How did the Old Fashioned come about? 1. Origin of the word "cocktail" In 1806, The Balance…

Creamy, sweet, and pleasantly warming. Bombardino is an iconic winter cocktail originating in Italy, which has gained popularity especially in mountain resorts. The combination of egg liqueur and rum or brandy creates the perfect après-ski drink – ideal after a day spent on the slopes. If you love egg liqueurs and winter atmospheres, Bombardino will win you over immediately. How Bombardino came…

Martini is one of the most iconic vermouth brands in the world and is also the basis for many legendary cocktails. When people search Google for martini drinks, dry martini cocktails, or pornstar martinis, they are usually looking for recipes, origins, and differences between individual martini drinks. This article therefore focuses primarily on the Dry Martini cocktail and the popular Pornstar…

Negroni is one of the most famous cocktails in the world. This iconic Italian drink has gained popularity thanks to its simple recipe, perfectly balanced taste, and rich history. In recent years, Negroni has been one of the most searched cocktails on Google, especially in connection with terms such as Negroni recipe, Negroni drink, Negroni cocktail, and Negroni history. The history of the…

History of the Mojito – How the Legendary Cuban Cocktail Was Born Mojito, now one of the most popular summer drinks in the world, has its roots in sunny Cuba. Its beginnings date back to the 16th century when the English pirate Sir Francis Drake landed on the shores of Havana. At that time, his crew tried to relieve illnesses such as scurvy and dysentery by preparing a medicinal drink made from…

The Moscow Mule is one of the most popular cocktails in the world. It is refreshing, easy to prepare, and instantly recognizable thanks to its typical copper mug. In this article, we will look at how the Moscow Mule came about, why it is so popular, and we will also add the original recipe for the Moscow Mule, which you can easily prepare at home. What is a Moscow Mule ? The Moscow Mule is a…

The history of the legendary drink Gin & Tonic originated in the 19th century, when British officers in India mixed gin with tonic containing quinine, a substance that helped fight malaria. The combination of bitter tonic and aromatic gin quickly gained popularity, and the medicinal drink became a refreshing summer cocktail.The recipe was gradually refined – from simple army rations to…

Bloody Mary is one of the most iconic cocktails of the 20th century, but its origins are shrouded in mystery. The most common theory is that it was invented at Harry's New York Bar in Paris, a popular haunt for American expats during Prohibition. It was there that bartender Fernand Petiot was the first to mix vodka with tomato juice around 1921. The drink was simple but refreshing—and quickly…

The original recipe for Aperol is strictly confidential and protected, so it is impossible to make an authentic copy. However, this does not mean that we cannot create our own home variation that comes close to the taste of the iconic liqueur. The basis is a combination of citrus freshness, delicate sweetness, and typical herbal bitterness. Ingredients: 250 ml neutral alcohol (vodka or pure…

What is Aperol? How was it created and who invented it? Can I make it myself at home? We will tell you everything you need to know!

Recipe for Aperol Spritz Ingredients: 3 parts Prosecco (or other dry sparkling wine) 2 parts Aperol or non-alcoholic version - Undone 1 part soda water / sparkling water Ice Orange slice for garnish Preparation: 1. Fill a glass (preferably a large wine glass) with ice. 2. Add the Prosecco. Recommendations: Prosecco DOC Brut – fresh, dry, sparkling, suitable for mixed drinks. Extra Dry…

We've also prepared some great mixed drinks, try them with the recipes below. Undone No.1 Not Rum A non-alcoholic version of rum with subtle notes of vanilla and spice, ideal for mixed drinks. Virgin Mojito: 50 ml Undone No.1 Not Rum10 mint leaves, 20 ml lime juice, 15 ml sugar syrup, sodaMix everything with ice and top up with soda water. Not Piña Colada: 50 ml Undone No.1, 100 ml…