It is for many people, the ultimate dry cocktail. Known as the drink of Agent 007 in the movies of the same name; it is the ultimate male cocktail due to its high content of gin and its dryness from vermouth.

The Manhattan Cocktail debuted in the 1870s at the Manhattan Bar in New York. With whiskey and sweet vermouth as its main ingredients, the Manhattan cocktail always remains timeless!


The story has a top model walking into a bar and asking the bartender to make her a drink that will first wake her up and then cheer her up. So the bartender made her a vodka-based cocktail, a coffee-flavored liqueur, and a shot of espresso. He served it in a martini glass and thus the espresso martini was born

The American Negroni. Boulevardier's creation is attributed to Erskine Gwynne, an American writer who lived in Paris. Gwynne asked the bartender to replace Gin with Bourbon and so the legendary cocktail was born.

Campari neutralizes the sweetness of vermouth; vermouth softens the edges of Campari and gin paints the aftertaste of the other ingredients more intensely.

One of the most classic cocktails in its absolute variation based on aged rum and its mixture with bitters and sugar.


Paloma is the most popular tequila cocktail in Mexico. Its name comes from the homonymous traditional song of the middle 19th century (La Paloma). Tequila, grapefruit and of course ... salt!


It is the most popular cocktail in the United States. The Margarita cocktail was first made by an American in Mexico, the homeland of tequila.

One of the most famous cocktails in the world based on vodka; it was invented mainly to meet women’s taste preferences

The Daiquiri cocktail, made from rum, lime juice and sugar, took its name from the village of Daiquiri near Santiago, Cuba, where it first appeared around 1900

A traditional Cuban cocktail. Sugar combined with the freshness of lime and the aroma of mint are intended to "cut" the strong feeling that rum gives and they achieve this making Mojito one of the most popular summer cocktails.

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The Caipiroska cocktail is the Russian version of the well-known Brazilian caipirinha cocktail. It became famous in the 90s. The difference between the Caipiroska cocktail and the Caipirinia is only in their main ingredient where we use vodka instead of cassava!

Cuba Libre cocktail is a simple and at the same time classic cocktail with rum, cola and lime juice. Cuba Libre became famous during the American-Spanish War.

It is the choice for a hangover since it contains rum, vodka, gin and tequila. Its underground version is that it was first made during the Prohibition in the 1920s, in the small town of Long Island, Tennessee.


The Bramble is a cocktail created by Dick Bradsell in London in the 1980s. The special thing about this cocktail is the crème de mûre ingredient, which is raspberry liqueur.

A sweet cocktail based on rum, pineapple juice and coconut cream
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It is a fruity cocktail. The mixture of the three juices it contains, combined with vodka, makes it extremely refreshing and at the very least, aphrodisiac.


A classic cocktail based on a mixture of black and amber rum. Its special feature is its high alcohol content due to the mixture of two different types of aged rum, giving it a complex taste and strong aftertaste.

A cocktail of fruit juices, liqueurs and three different types of rum, particularly recognizable due to its high alcohol content and its strong aromas of aged rum.

A very tasty vodka cocktail with very bright colors and fruity taste of passion fruit.


Contains vodka, fresh apple juice and apple liqueur