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A Prohibition-era Cuban cocktail of white rum, pineapple juice, grenadine, and maraschino, shaken and strained.
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Havana, Cuba
A Prohibition-era Cuban cocktail of white rum, pineapple juice, grenadine, and maraschino, shaken and strained.

Jersey
Traditional drink historically consumed on 'Milk-a-Punch Sunday' (first Sunday in May); made with milk, eggs, sugar, nutmeg, and rum; young people would dress in white and go to the countryside to milk cows and make punch; a historic Jersey May Day tradition.

New Orleans, United States
A New Orleans brunch cocktail of milk, cream, sugar, vanilla, and bourbon or brandy, shaken until frothy.

United States
The Kentucky Derby cocktail: bourbon, sugar, and fresh mint over crushed ice in a silver cup.

Cuba
A Cuban cocktail of white rum, lime, mint, sugar, and soda water

Chile
Cola de mono
Christmas cocktail with milk, sugar, coffee, cloves, cinnamon, and aguardiente, a creamy and festive Chilean holiday drink.

United States
A cocktail of vodka, ginger beer, and lime served in a copper mug.

Florence, Italy
White Negroni
Florentine cocktail of equal parts gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth, served over ice with an orange slice. Born in Florence's Caffè Casoni.

New York, United States
A whiskey sour topped with a float of red wine.

Madeira, Portugal
Nikita is a Madeiran mixed drink of beer, pineapple, ice cream, and condensed milk, served frothy and cold.

United States
A frozen orange cocktail, popular at the Jersey Shore, made with orange vodka or citrus vodka and orange juice.

British Virgin Islands
BVI Painkiller
The BVI cocktail, invented at Soggy Dollar Bar on Jost Van Dyke in the 1970s; made with premium dark rum, cream of coconut, pineapple juice, orange juice (secret proportions), and topped with fresh grated Grenadian nutmeg

London, United Kingdom
A gin-based fruit cup mixed with lemonade and packed with cucumber, orange, strawberry and mint, drunk through the summer.

Peru
A Peruvian pisco cocktail shaken with lime juice, sugar syrup, egg white, and bitters into a smooth, frothy drink.

Chile
Simple cocktail with pisco and cola, a popular Chilean highball, refreshing and strong, a national favorite.

San Juan, Puerto Rico
Rum shaken or blended with cream of coconut and pineapple juice — invented in San Juan in the 1950s and made the national drink in 1978.

Martinique
A rum-based cocktail with sugar cane, passion fruit, guava, pineapple, banana, kiwi, lime, cinnamon, and vanilla; sometimes offered to tourists arriving at the airport; the local cocktail reference; the planteur that is Martinique's fruity rum punch.

Madeira, Portugal
Poncha mixes Madeiran sugarcane spirit with honey, sugar, and lemon, traditionally stirred with a wooden caralhinho.

Cape Verde
Pontche
Sweetened grogue cut with condensed milk or sugarcane molasses into a creamy, potent punch; Cape Verde's signature cocktail.

Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad's Christmas punch: a rich, creamy blend of evaporated milk, condensed milk, rum, and nutmeg.

Brazil
A warm, spiced Brazilian cocktail of cachaça, sugar, ginger, and cinnamon, served at Festa Junina.

Brazil
A bold Brazilian mix of cachaça and red vermouth, a classic boteco shot.

United States
A New Orleans cocktail of gin, cream, egg white, citrus, and soda, shaken until towering and frothy.

Colombia
Colombia's two-ingredient national mix: lager poured over Colombiana soda, whose sweet apple-and-herb flavour cuts the beer into instant refreshment. The obligatory accompaniment to asados, picadas and Sunday football.

Belize
A creamy Belizean Christmas drink of rum, milk, egg, sugar, and spices like nutmeg and cinnamon, served chilled.

Jamaica
Rum, lime, sugar syrup, fruit juice and grenadine mixed to the old rhyme — one of sour, two of sweet, three of strong, four of weak.

Spain
Sangría
Spain's famous wine punch made with red wine, chopped fruit, a sweetener, and sometimes brandy or sparkling water, served over ice.

Dominican Republic
A Dominican cocktail of rum, club soda, and lime juice, served over ice. A light, refreshing highball, the Dominican cousin of the Cuba Libre.

United States
The New Orleans cocktail of rye whiskey, sugar, Peychaud's bitters, and a rinse of absinthe.

Panama
A Panamanian cocktail of seco with milk or coconut milk over ice

Seville, Spain
Agua de Sevilla
Agua de Sevilla is a Seville mixed drink served cold, combining fruit, sparkling wine, and spirits in a festive glass.

Italy
Venetian lemon sorbet, prosecco and vodka drink.

Bolivia
A Bolivian cocktail of singani with egg whites, sugar, lemon juice, and lime

Singapore, Singapore
Gin, cherry brandy, Bénédictine, Cointreau, pineapple and lime juice with grenadine and bitters, shaken to a foamy pink and served long over ice.

Bahamas
Fresh coconut water shaken with gin, condensed milk and nutmeg, drunk from the nut or a paper cup.

South Korea
소맥
Somaek, soju dropped or mixed into beer, is a named Korean drinking ritual with a fixed method and its own etiquette.