Recipe: 2 oz Cuban rum1 oz lime juice¾ oz simple syrup Build all ingredients in a shaker tin with ice. Shake vigorously. Strain into a well-chilled coupe. History: This shaken cocktail ranks higher in terms of importance, as opposed to the Daisy, which is comprised of spirit/citrus/flavored sweetener, because the Daiquiri doesn’t beat around the
Recipe: 1oz vodka1 oz gin1 oz light rum1 oz blanco tequila1 oz triple sec1 oz fresh lemon juice¾ oz simple syrups Combine all ingredients except cola in a shaker and fill with ice.Shake well and strain into a tall Collins glass with ice.Top with cola and garnish with a lemon wedge. History: If there is
Recipe: 1½ oz citrus vodka½ oz Cointreau1oz cranberry juice¼ oz fresh lime juiceSpearmint leaves Combine all ingredients into a cocktail shaker. Shake well and strain into a chilled Martini glass.Garnish with a flamed orange twist. History: This descendent of the classic Daisy (spirit/flavored modifier/citrus) bears a similar resemblance to a cocktail printed in the 1934
Marissa Lopez Meet our Account Manager, Marissa Lopez! Originally from Raleigh, NC, Marissa graduated from William Peace University with a degree in Political Science. Her main priority in the workplace is collaborating with the nonprofit organizations mpiTOO partners with. She recently moved to Austin, TX, so now she’s looking for local nonprofits there to work
The Oscars were very diverse this year. We’re certainly not the only ones pointing that out. As award shows get more progressive, we have to think about what’s motivating them to put so much thought into diversity. The obvious answer is today’s social and political climate. There’s more to it than that, though. What really