D R I N K S

Ireland's rich brewing history is as much a part of its cultural heritage as its music, folklore, and rugged landscapes. Irish beer is renowned globally, offering a range of flavors that embody centuries of tradition and innovation. Whether you're a seasoned beer enthusiast or a curious newcomer, Ireland's brewing culture has something to delight every palate.

  "Read full article in January/February 2025 issue"  

Eierlikör, also known as Advocaat, is a rich, creamy liqueur made primarily from egg yolks, sugar, and alcohol. This traditional drink has its roots in Europe and is especially popular in countries like Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Known for its velvety texture and sweet, custard-like flavor, Eierlikör is enjoyed on its own, as a topping, or as an ingredient in various desserts and cocktails.

 "Read full article in September/October 2024 issue"   

The Cantarito cocktail is a traditional Mexican beverage rooted deeply in the rich cultural and historical fabric of Mexico. Named after the clay cup, or "cantarito," in which it is traditionally served, this cocktail is a staple in the Jalisco region, particularly in the town of Tequila. The Cantarito not only offers a refreshing blend of citrus flavors but also embodies the communal and celebratory spirit of Mexican culture.

 "Read full article in July/August 2024 issue"   

The Cadillac Margarita is a luxurious twist on the classic Margarita cocktail. While there isn't a detailed historical narrative surrounding its creation like some other cocktails, its origin is often attributed to the evolution of the Margarita itself, which has a more documented history.

 "Read full article in May/June2024 issue"   

Absinthe, often referred to as "the Green Fairy," is a distilled alcoholic beverage that is known for its distinct green color and strong anise flavor. It originated in the 18th century and gained popularity in the 19th century, particularly among artists and writers. It is traditionally prepared by pouring a measure of absinthe into a glass, placing a slotted spoon with a sugar cube on top, and then slowly dripping ice-cold water over the sugar cube to dilute the absinthe. 

 "Read full article in September/October 2023 issue"   

Rompope is an eggnog-like drink made with  eggs, milk, and vanilla flavouring. The egg  yolks impart a yellow hue to the emulsified  beverage. It is a traditional drink known as such  in Honduras, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Nicaragua,  El Salvador, Guatemala, Belize and particularly  in Mexico, where it is believed to have been  originally made in the convents of the city of  Puebla, Mexico 

 "Read full article in November/December 2023 issue"   

Spain, as the birthplace of sangria, Spain is where you’ll  find the most authentic and traditional versions  of the drink. Spaniards often serve sangria during  social gatherings, festivals, and celebrations. It  is commonly enjoyed alongside tapas or as a  refreshing beverage on hot summer days 

 "Read full article in July/August 2023 issue"  

 A Bloody Mary is a popular cocktail that has  been around for several decades. It is made  by combining tomato juice, vodka, and various  spices, seasonings, and garnishes, resulting in  a refreshing and spicy drink that is enjoyed by  many. This article aims to provide a brief history  of the Bloody Mary and a guide to preparing  the perfect drink 

 "Read full article in March/April 2023 issue"   

 The origin of Irish coffee is said to have originated  in Ireland at the Foynes Airbase in the 1940s.  

 Foynes Airbase was a transatlantic hub for  airplanes, and passengers would often experience  long delays due to bad weather conditions.  Joe Sheridan, a chef at the airport’s restaurant,  wanted to offer these passengers something  to warm them up and keep them awake during  these long waits, so he created a drink made  with hot coffee, Irish whiskey, brown sugar, and  whipped cream. 

 "Read full article in May/June 2023 issue"   

 Tepache is a fermented beverage originally from Mexico.  The original name of the tepache comes from the Nahuatl “tepiatli”, which means drink made of corn. 

  "Read full article in May/June 2019 issue"  

Pulque [ p u l k e ] (occasionally referred to as agave wine is an alcoholic beverage made from the fermented sap of the maguey (agave) plant.  It is traditional to central Mexico, where it has been produced for millennia. It has the color of milk, somewhat viscous

  "Read full article in September/October 2018 issue"  

Tejuino (pronounced as te-HUI-no) is a cold beverage made from fermented corn

and popularly consumed in the Mexican state of Jalisco. Tejuino is usually made

from corn dough, the same kind used for tortillas and tamales.

  "Read full article in July/August 2018 issue"