Mixed drink

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Mixed drink

A Mixed drink (pronounced: /ˈmɪkst drɪŋk/) is a beverage in which two or more ingredients are combined. Most often, these ingredients include one or more types of alcohol and may also include juice, soda, water, or other non-alcoholic beverages.

Etymology

The term "mixed drink" originates from the practice of combining different types of alcohol or alcohol with non-alcoholic beverages to create a new flavor profile. The term has been in use since the 18th century, though the practice of mixing drinks dates back much further.

Types of Mixed Drinks

There are many types of mixed drinks, including cocktails, highballs, lowballs, and shooters. Each type of mixed drink has its own specific preparation methods and ingredient combinations.

  • Cocktail - A cocktail is a mixed drink that typically contains one or more types of alcohol, along with other ingredients such as juice, soda, or bitters. The term "cocktail" is often used broadly to refer to any type of mixed drink.
  • Highball - A highball is a type of mixed drink that typically contains one type of alcohol and one type of non-alcoholic mixer, served in a tall glass over ice.
  • Lowball - A lowball is a type of mixed drink that typically contains one type of alcohol and one type of non-alcoholic mixer, served in a short glass over ice.
  • Shooter - A shooter is a type of mixed drink that is typically consumed in one gulp. Shooters often contain multiple types of alcohol and may also include non-alcoholic mixers.

Related Terms

  • Bartender - A person who mixes and serves alcoholic beverages.
  • Mixology - The art or skill of preparing mixed drinks.
  • Barware - Tools and equipment used in the preparation of mixed drinks.

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