The Most Popular Travel Inspired Cocktail Drinks To Try Right Now
All of these refreshments are available locally and should only be consumed and purchased by those of legal age. Have fun drinking your way around the world but please remember to drink responsibly.๐น๐
SIP A GLASS OF SANGRIA TO TRANSPORT YOU TO SPAIN
Sangria is one of the most popular drinks in Spanish cuisine. Sangrรญa literally means bloodletting in Spanish. It consists of red wine and chopped fruits, often with other ingredients or spirits.
ENJOY THE CLASSIC APERITIVO COCKTAIL, NEGRONI
This three-ingredient drink is as refreshing (and Italian) as it gets. With equal parts Campari, gin, and sweet vermouth, the Negroni is, quite simply, a perfect cocktail. It is also served with a twist of orange peel, or If youโd like, add an entire slice of orange.
POUR YOURSELF A GLASS AND DRINK SAKE THE RIGHT WAY
Bring out the sake and pour it with the orange juice into a glass. Add some grenadine and finish your Sake Sunrise with an orange peel.
As the Japanese say, "Kanpai!"
SPEND A FINE AFTERNOON WITH THIS KOREAN HIGHBALL DRINK
With a mix of soju, whiskey, black tea, lemon, ginger and honey, this Korean Highball drink not only serves as refreshment but it can also help revitalize our bodies and maintain a strong immune system.
SERVE YOURSELF A PASTEL-HUED SINGAPORE SLING COCKTAIL TO COOL DOWN
The Singapore Sling is a gin-based sling cocktail from Singapore. The combination of gin with cherry brandy, Benedictine, Angostura bitters, pineapple and lime juice make this classic cocktail. You can also garnish your glass with pineapple and a cherry to complete your cocktail drink.
HAVE A GLASS OF THE QUINTESSENTIAL PINOY COCKTAIL, WITH A TWIST
Since virtual happy hours and online drinking sessions are slowly becoming the new normal, why not drink these Pinoy cocktails during your sessions? This can be an alternative in bringing the โnostalgicโ sensation of being in a bar with friends.
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