Margarita
Ingredients
5 cl | Tequila Silver |
2 cl | Triple Sec Curaçao |
15 ml | Lemon juice |
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Details
Flavor:
Base:
Tequila
Decoration:
Salt, Lemon wedge
Glass:
Cocktail Coupe
Strength:
Preparation
Step 1:
Twist the rim of a cocktail glass with a lemon wedge.
Step 2:
Dip the glass rim into a plate filled with salt to create a salted rim.
Step 3:
Mix Tequila Silver, Triple Sec Curaçao, and lemon juice together with ice cubes in a shaker.
Step 4:
Pour the mixture into the prepared cocktail glass.
The Margarita
The Margarita is a classic cocktail that was invented in the 1930s or 1940s in Mexico. The name "Margarita" means "Daisy" in Spanish, which refers to the flower on the island of Guadelupe that shares similar colors with the cocktail. The Margarita is often associated with Mexican cuisine and is a well-known cocktail worldwide. It typically consists of Tequila Silver, lemon juice, and Triple Sec Curaçao or another orange liqueur. A salted rim on the glass is a common feature of this cocktail, enhancing the flavors of tequila and lime. In the 1940s, the first companies began producing ready-made Margarita mixes, which contributed to the cocktail's global popularity. Over the years, the Margarita has experienced many variations, including frozen Margaritas, Margaritas with fruit purees, and Margaritas crafted with other spirits like Mezcal or Cointreau. The Margarita is a refreshing and invigorating cocktail, perfect for hot days. It is also a great choice for parties and social gatherings, as it is easy to mix and tends to please many people.