The Delicious Chimayó Cocktail
The Chimayó is a Tex-Mex cocktail made by combing tequila, apple cider, lemon juice, and crème de cassis in an old-fashioned glass filled with ice and stirring it until mixed then garnishing with an apple slice for serving.
Ponche Navideño Mexicano (Christmas Fruit Punch)
This warm, spiced Christmas punch is made by simmering typical Mexican fruits with cane sugar and spices until the heavenly aroma permeates the home.
Virgin Piña Colada ~ Kids Version
Let's not forget our kids, these Virgin Piña Colada are the ideal summertime drink and your kids will enjoy them. If you can't have alcohol this drink tastes just as good as the real thing.
Argentine Clericó ~ White Wine Punch
Clericó is very similar to Spanish Sangria however, this Argentine drink recipe features white wine instead of red wine, chunks of in-season fruits, and a touch of sugar.
Leite de Onça ~ Jaguar’s Milk
Leite de Onça or Jaguar’s Milk is a sweet and creamy Brazilian cocktail with a thick and smooth texture. It is made with a combination of cachaça, crème de cacao, and milk.
Learn to Make Puerto Rican Coquito With Nina Arena
Learn to make Puerto Rican Coquito with Chef Nina Arena. Nina is the owner of Weeppaa Puerto Rican Foods and More Facebook Group.
Caribbean Christmas Cocktail Recipe
This Caribbean Christmas Cocktail Recipe is easy as pie, it incorporates just 4 ingredients. It looks beautiful and snowy, and it’s so, so delicious.
Vino Navegado ~ Chilean Warm Wine
Vino Navegado is a warm wine that is very popular in the southern regions of Chile. It's the perfect way to drink red wine during cold nights!
The World’s Best Banana Daiquiri
The World’s Best Banana Daiquiri is a nice change from the strawberry daiquiri is a frozen Cuban cocktail. It's made with bananas, lime juice, simple syrup, Cointreau, Mount Gay Black Barrel Rum, and ice.
The Texas Hurricane Cocktail
The Texas Hurricane Cocktail is a cousin to the Long Island Ice Tea and like its cousin is deceptively strong.
The Iconic Mojito Cubano Cocktail
The Mojito Cubano Cocktail is the sexy sister to the Cuba Libra, another iconic Cuban cocktail. This drink relies on fresh mint leaves to capturing the classic mojito flavor.
A Refreshing Twist: The Batida de Banana – A Brazilian Banana...
The Batida de Banana is a frozen cocktail from Brazil. This Banana Coconut Smoothie is spiked with rum and is quite the treat.
Peachy Potions from Bolivia: An Encounter with Mocochinchi
The word Mocochinchi is from the Quechua language and means dried peach. It's a delicious Bolivian drink recipe that is made with peaches that have been peeled and dried.
The Puerto Rican Chi-Chi Cocktail
Think of the Chi-Chi Cocktail as the cousin of the infamous Puerto Rican Piña Colada. It's a tropical mash of fresh pineapple, coconut, lime, and ice just like the Piña Colada but instead of using rum we use vodka and garnish with a cherry.
Amaretto Pina Colada
The Amaretto Pina Colada is a variation of the famous Piña Colada with the addition of a shot of Amaretto Almond Liqueur. The amaretto adds...
Chocolate de Maní Caliente ~ Hot Peanut ‘Cocoa’
It might surprise you to know that Chocolate de Maní Caliente does not have any chocolate in it. The delicious Dominican delight is a Hot Peanut 'Cocoa' and is as deliciously deceptive as its name.
A Winter Margarita from Guadalajara, Mexico
This Winter Margarita is a Mexican recipe from the city of Guadalajara. Made with Tequila, lime juice, bitters, and a spiced cranberry syrup then shaken and served on ice.
Canelazo (Spiced Cinnamon Rum Drink)
You might be thinking the ingredients sound a lot like a hot toddy, and you would be right. It's a hot toddy with a Columbian twist.
Batido de Trigo ~ Cuban Wheat Milkshake
Batido de Trigo or Wheat Milkshake is a Cuban Drink recipe that will have your mouth doing the happy dance. Although it is delicious as is, you can top it with caramel and a crunchy candy topping like Twix, Heath Bar, or even Reese’s Pieces.
Crème de Vie (Cuban Egg Nog) Recipe
Raise your glass of Crème de Vie and toast with us "El año que viene estamos en Cuba" or "Next year we’ll be in Cuba" if you don't speak Spanish.