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The Singapore Sling is truly an exotic cocktail. As the name suggests, it was created in Singapore by bartender Ngiam Tong Boon (he worked at the Long Bar at the Raffles Hotel). The precise date is not known, but the creation of the concoction took place some time between 1900 and 1915. As with other [...]
There are many variations on the recipe for Planter’s Punch, but the original originated in Jamaica, one of many rum-making islands in the Caribbean. The earliest Planter’s Punch recipe is said to appear in print appeared in The New York Times in 1908.
The Fog Cutter cocktail gained renewed popularity during the 1990s resurgence of the tiki craze.
Classic Zombie Recipe The Zombie cocktail is a combination of fruit juices and rums. Rumor has it the Zombie got its name because consuming a few will make you feel like a zombie. The original creation, made by Donn Beach of the Beachcomber restaurants fame, contained 7.5 ounces of alcohol. (A typical cocktails contain 2 [...]
Tiki décor is experiencing yet another revival. Its popularity has been renewed throughout the U.S. as people discover retro decorating.
