The Mojito is the name of a traditional Cuban highball cocktail made with rum, cane sugar, mint, and soda water.

Traditionally, the Mojito is a cocktail made from five ingredients: light rum, sugar (traditionally with sugar cane juice), lime juice, soda water and mint. The most original Cuban recipes use spearmint or lemon mint, which is common on the island; the refreshing flavors of the lime and mint are meant to complement the strength of the rum.

Also making this clear, colorless concoction, which has a relatively low alcohol content (about 10 percent), one of the most popular drinks of the summer. Mojitos are one of the most famous rum mixers, and there are many versions of their recipe. Mojitos were born in the romantic old days of the Cuban Revolution, or earlier.

The exact origin of the Mojito is not known, we believe it originated in the Draque de la Gaye, which is said to be a pirate drink. The English pirate Francis . The English pirate Sir Francis Drake (who was known to the Spanish as "The Dragon") invented the drink. Drake did visit Cuba.

But by traditional standards of assessing the consequences of pirate looting and destruction, he didn't do very much damage there, so maybe he was too busy partying.

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The mojito symbolizes first romantic love, and it's a beautiful expression of love, so when someone invites you to drink a mojito, it means you're here to stay. Mojito, it means you are important in this person's heart.