Daiquiri
The daiquiri was created at the end of 1800 by Jennings Stockton Cox, an American engineer who was working with his team at an iron mine in Cuba during the American-Spanish War. Cox created the mixture with what he had in hand: white rum, lime, and sugar. The result was incredibly delicious and they kept drinking it, deciding to give it the name of the area where the mine was located: Daiquirí.
Refreshing and tangy, this is ideal on a warm tropical day.
The daiquiri was created at the end of 1800 by Jennings Stockton Cox, an American engineer who was working with his team at an iron mine in Cuba during the American-Spanish War. Cox created the mixture with what he had in hand: white rum, lime, and sugar. The result was incredibly delicious and they kept drinking it, deciding to give it the name of the area where the mine was located: Daiquirí.
Refreshing and tangy, this is ideal on a warm tropical day.
DAIQUIRI@HOME
While many of our courses are meant for those who have chosen a career in the hospitality industry, at Shoshin Art Club, we welcome those at all skill and interest levels. Our Shoshin@home section is aimed for cocktail enthusiasts who want to learn more about the history of the industry they love and how to make their favorite cocktails at home.
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