Mojito is a traditional Cuban golf cocktail.

traditionally, mojito is a cocktail made of five materials: light rum, white sugar (traditionally sugarcane juice), lime juice, soda water and mint. The most primitive Cuban formula is to use spearmint or lemon mint common on the island of Cuba; The refreshing taste of lime and mint is to complement the strength of rum, and at the same time, this transparent and colorless mixed wine has become one of the popular drinks in summer. This mixed wine has a relatively low alcohol content (about 11%).

mojito is one of the most famous rum mixes, and its formula has many versions. Made of rum, sucrose, lemon, mint and soda water. However, the pronunciation of Mojito is not Mojito, but more like mohito.

Origin:

Mojito was born in the romantic old times during the Cuban Revolution, or earlier. The exact source of Mojito has not been verified. We believe that it originated from Draque, Drague, and is said to be a pirate drink. The pirate Sir Francis Drake (he was called "Dragon" by the Spanish) invented this drink. Drake has indeed been to Cuba. However, according to the traditional standard of evaluating the consequences of robbery and destruction by pirates, he did not cause great damage there. Maybe he was busy having a Party at that time.

In p>1831, the first allusion about the prototype of Mojito officially confirmed his Cuban origin. In Ramon de Paima's novel One Piece, a character said, "I drink a little Dragae every morning at 11 o'clock to make me full of energy. This not only explains the pirate origin of this wine, but also clearly shows that Mojito is a drink in the morning.

With the revival of cocktail culture, the increasing interest in using fresh materials, the rise of Latin cuisine and the popularity of Cuban music, Mojito has gained universal popularity in the United States. It appears in a brand-new way, and its raw materials include squeezed lime, crushed ice and chopped mint. This new and improved version has swept the world since the United States. By adding fruits other than lime juice, mojito is still evolving in the direction of fresh taste.