Discover the 1939 tequila recipe that predates the modern Margarita
In short: Step into the Prohibition era with a look at a classic cocktail from Havana. This video demonstrates how to prepare an early tequila drink sourced from the historic Floridita bar.
The recipe originates from a 1939 cocktail book belonging to 'La Florida' (also known as 'Floridita') in Havana, Cuba. During the American Prohibition era, this bar was one of several key establishments that served American drinkers.
The preparation is straightforward: combine 2 ounces of pure tequila with one teaspoon of sugar, shake well with plenty of ice, and strain.
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