lets know some famous whisky based cocktail with history and Recipe

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            Cocktail are mixed drinks that have become popular since the first quarter of the twentieth century and all the bars offer a list of selected cocktails. whisky based cocktail🍸 1 . Rob Roy       Ingredients :         1. 45 ml Scotch whisky  2.  50 ml Sweet Vermouth 3. 2 ml Angostura Bitter  4. Lemon Twist Glass : Cocktail Method : Stirred Procedure : 1. Pour all ingredients except lemon peel into a mixing glass filled with ice 2. Stir until chilled. strain into a chilled cocktail glass .garnish with lemon twist. Origin and History  Created in 1894 by a bartender at the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan, New York City. The drink was named in honor of the premiere of Rob Roy, an operetta by composer Reginald De Koven and lyricist Harry B.Smith loosely based upon Scottish folk hero Rob Roy MacGregor. 2 . Rattle Snake     Ingredients : 1. 45 ml Whiskey 2. 2 tsp Lemon juice 3. 10 ml Suga...
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some most popular beer brands in world and origin

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There are hundreds of breweries in the world, each making different styles of beer. beer is one of the most widely and consumed alcoholic drink in the world, and the third most popular drink overall after water and tea . whenever you drink beer always  know your beer brands and country of origin

beer brands 

India 

1 Kingfisher                
2 Cobra 

3 Hayward's 

4 Kalyani black lable 

5 Golden eagle 

6 Flying horse 

America

1 Bohemain pils

2 Brooklyn lager

3 Dunkelweizen

4 Anchor
5 Blackwell stout

Canada

1 Royal coachman 

2 Brick Bock

3 Albino Rhino

4 Cold cock
Denmark

1 Tuborg

2 Albani                                                                                  

3 Carlsberg                                                                         

Belgium

1 Hoegaarden white

2 Leffe

Netherlands

1 Amster

2 Heineken
Mexico
1 Corona
2 pacific clara

Australia

1 Foster
Singapore

1 Tiger beer
Czech Republic

1 Budweiser
2 Budweiser budvar

3 Mestan








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