Coca-Cola Signature Mixer, Spicy Notes, 200 ml
Regular price £1.29
With a warm introduction that gives way to a fiery finish, this Signature Mixer is a sophisticated and complex blend. Citrusy lime, ginger, spicy jalapeño, fragrant rosemary and aromatic jasmine combine to create a mixer with a considered balance of zest and earthy flavours that pairs beautifully with dark rums and silver tequilas. Read more.
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Description
Coca-Cola Signature Mixers are a range of mixers, crafted to be enjoyed with premium dark spirits. Each of the four Coca-Cola Signature Mixers variants (Smoky Notes, Spicy Notes, Herbal Notes, Woody Notes) have been co-created by some of the world's leading mixologists who experimented with over 200 contemporary and traditional ingredients to create four refined mixers for dark spirits.
Tasting Notes
Look no further for a fiery kick
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Cuba Libre Recipe
A classic Cuban cocktail of rum, cola, lime and ice. Basically, the only difference between a regular Rum and Coke, and this cocktail is lime (and its juice). In the majority of recipe variations – the lime is optional, but in our opinion, this simple citrus addition to the mix creates a delicious and unique flavour. "Cuba libre!" was the rallying slogan of Cuban revolutionists against Spanish rule at the tail-end of the 19th century. Legend has it, in the year 1900, there was a captain in the U.S. Army stationed in Havana, Cuba during the Spanish-American War. When he poured Coca-Cola and a squeeze of lime into his Bacardí and toasted his Cuban comrades by calling out in the bar, “Por Cuba Libre!” (“To a free Cuba!”) this classic cocktail was born.