In this travel blog, have a taste of the most famous signature drinks from 10 countries around the world.
#10 Singapore Sling (Singapore)
#9 Rum Swizzle (Bermuda)
#8 Sangria (Spain)
#7 Aperol Spritz (Italy)
#6 Piña Colada (Puerto Rico)
From the refreshing name itself, this fabulous drink is made of a sweet, rum-based cocktail that contains coconut cream, pineapple juice, and rum. Piña Colada is perfect to be served along with blended ice and having a single slice of pineapple wedge, plus a maraschino cherry on top. This fantastic drink was crafted in 1954 at the Caribe Hilton’s Beachcomber Bar in Puerto Rico. Its creator, named Mochito, was personally requested by the hotel to make a new signature drink that would be sure to dazzle the luxurious tastes of their high-class clientele. Upon accepting the challenge, after three months of invention, he successfully came up with a drink that not only exceeded the expectations of the management and visitors, but also became recognized as Puerto Rico’s official iconic beverage in 1978.
#5 Mojito (Cuba)
#4 Pimm’s Cup (England)
#3 Margarita (United States)
#2 Cosmopolitan (New York)
From its interesting pink shade and heavenly sweet tart flavor, the Cosmopolitan would be the best pick for clinking glasses with your best girlfriends! Making this classic cosmopolitan beverage involves citrus-flavored vodka, cranberry juice, orange liqueur and fresh lime juice. The best glass to serve this fancy drink is a martini glass with an orange peel on its side. This famous cocktail is said to have originated from the Cork and Cleaver steakhouse in Minneapolis, where the inventor Neal Murrey created this legendary drink for women.

#1 Pisco Sour (Peru)
Thanks for reading, Revellers! Signature cocktail drinks can take you to places in Spirit that you cannot always visit in person. Which one of these glorious cocktail drinks would YOU like to create first? Comment below, we’re excited to hear what cocktail from around the world you selected!