Drink in History

The penicillin cocktail is so well-known on the global drink scene that most assume it’s a classic…
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This easy-to-make drink has been a summer staple for years. The Sea Breeze has quite the history…
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When the whiskey sour and the mint julep mingle. Learn more about the history of the Whiskey Smash…
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No need for rose-colored glasses to fall for this pretty-in-pink, pre-Prohibition cocktail. Here is the Clover Club history…
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Ever heard of the Milano cocktail? Blame James Bond. If political parties could mix as well as these two liqueurs from two different cities in Italy, utopia would probably have been achieved by now…
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Considered a classic Tiki cocktail, Planter’s Punch is a strange bird for two reasons URL: drink-in-history-planters-punch…
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This brunch staple dates back to the early 1990s, between 1934 and 1948. Created of two simple ingredients, peach purée, and Prosecco, the Bellini is a fan favorite…
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No matter how many you have, you’ll never forget your first Harvey Wallbanger. With one of the most memorable names, this drink has made quite the splash in cocktail history.
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The green goddess, silent for more than 50 years, has something to say. Let’s dive deep into the history of the Last Word…
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Recipe for Classic Drink, The Cuba Libre…
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What does an ex-Mormon have to do with the national cocktail of Peru and Chile? There’s nothing like sampling Pisco and Pisco Sours in the motherland…
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A classic British liqueur makes a comeback, and with it, those ruby-red, Pre-Prohibition cocktails are in vogue once again… 
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