Bonnie Cantwell's blog : 8 Drink Options That Could Recharge Your Trip and Mood
As time passes gradually, the frigid winter temperatures are slowly receding from the Caribbean and allow us to return to the famous hot summer days in the riviera Maya. But there's no reason to endure the heat, especially since it's so enjoyable to lay out for hours at the beach. Furthermore, the fact that St. Patrick's Day is just around the edge, we're bound to wish to celebrate the holiday with an alcoholic drink while relaxing on the beach.
Refresh your body and mind and, obviously, treat your palate with the exotic tropical tastes from this applebee's happy hour which will make you feel refreshed on your journey.
Alcoholic drinks
Alcoholic drinks are excellent to add a fun element to your trip. Make the most of the fact that you're relaxing at the shore and enjoy the exotic vibes and take a fresh alternative to traditional St. Patrick's Day parties. Lay down for a few minutes in the shade of the palm tree and relish the tingling sensation that a few drops of alcohol create while you listen to the sound of the waves that play in the background.
Bay Breeze
For lovers of vodka, This alcoholic drink comes with a base of cranberry and pineapple juice that gives it its distinctive colour of reddish. You can decorate the Bay Breeze glass with a slice of lemon or a slice of pineapple. Serve it with plenty of ice cubes. Then, shake it up!
Mojito
The most well-known Cuban drink is adored by natives. The Mojito is made from white rum, sugar mint, lemon juice along with mineral water. You can add a few cubes of Ice and let the refreshing taste take your mind off the heat in the Caribbean.
Margarita
When visiting Mexico when you visit Mexico, it is impossible not to try the delicious Tequila, which is the hallmark of the nation. To complement the experience of beaches. A refreshing drink that can keep you hydrated is the Margarita. The traditional recipe is made with lemon juice. However, nowadays, it is now commonplace to add other flavours like mango or strawberry. The only ingredient that shouldn't be overlooked is, of obviously, Tequila! Mix the juice and a large amount of frozen Ice in the blender until you get a smooth consistency. Add citrus fruits and drink!
Pina Colada
Since you can never be too drunk, We have included in this drink list another refreshing drink made with this ingredient: pina Colada. This drink is representative of all things tropical, and the moment you taste it, you'll be able to appreciate it. Made with coconut cream and pineapple juice, mix it all with plenty of frozen Ice and enjoy a refreshing frozen drink.
Non-alcoholic drinks
Mocktails and non-alcoholic drinks are the ideal choices for little ones, as well as for those who plan to drive the St. Patrick's celebration. The drinks are equally delicious since they're made from fresh, high-quality ingredients in flavor, so you will be able to taste the tropical flavors that are present in the food of the region.
Passion Cooler
In this drink, all the tropical fruits are combined, or at the very least, a substantial portion of them. Mix pineapple juice with orange, mango, passion fruit, and banana puree. Add a large amount of Ice, and settle down to relish this delicious explosion of taste.
Jungle Juice
Its Jungle Juice will fill you with freshness because of the ingredients that go into the preparation. With the banana flavour, along with orange juice and a hint of ginger, you'll enjoy every drink. It is usually made in large quantities so that you are able to drink throughout the day and let the summer heat disappear.
Shirley Temple
It is, without doubt, among the most well-known soft drinks. The drink was named after the little girl who was the child star of the film Shirley Temple. The drink is made from a ginger ale or lime lemon blended with a dash of grenadine. It is decorated with strawberries, cherries and blackberries.
Aguas Frescas
These drinks that are not alcoholic are common not just within the region but also throughout Mexico. They are typically consumed during lunch and as a complement to meals. However, when served with plenty of Ice, they will work perfectly to refresh you after your day on the beach. The most well-known are Jamaica and Horchata; however, the options are endless.
Once you have a better understanding of the drinks, that will help refresh your visit. Don't be afraid to inquire about these drinks. No matter if you choose to purchase traditional beverages from the region or take the traditional way. You can find all kinds of drinks. Select the one that best suits your preferences based on the ingredients used, but there is an assurance that one of them will be able to serve the purpose of keeping the sun out of the Caribbean.
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