Mixology is the art of cocktail making, it is a mixture of aromas, colors, flavors, and textures.<\/p>\n
Mixology is a fine term used to refer to the art of mixing drinks, this term has gained strength in recent years and is commonly used to refer to a higher degree of study of the mixing of drinks such as cocktails.<\/p>\n
The word mixology comes from the English word mix, which means to combine, or from mixologist which means a person who is an expert in creating mixtures between flavors, an expert in blending.<\/p>\n
In Mixology you will find mixtures of liquors with herbs, red fruits, some exotic ingredients, or unknown mixers, thus achieving novel flavors.<\/p>\n
And usually, there is a doubt that a mixologist is the same as a bartender, and no, since the latter prepares the most complex cocktails, while the mixologist studies, researches, and innovates.<\/p>\n
In La Vicenta we are known for always being at the forefront and always offering irresistible options, so we could not miss our Mixology menu, all made with natural ingredients in an artisanal way. We have a variety of options such as our cucumber mix mixed with lemon juice and mint which has become the favorite of our friends.<\/p>\n
We share with you the top 3 of our favorite mixes (It’s a little difficult to choose since all of them are delicious).<\/p>\n
1. Hare 406: Prepared with two distillates, Jamaica syrup, and cinnamon, mixed with pineapple and lemon juice.
\n2. Ojitos Verdes: An infusion of green tea and pineapple, mixed with tonic water, Mediterranean lemon, and gin. You will love it!
\n3. Amor Cubano: A blend of white rum, peach liqueur, mint and peach in syrup.<\/p>\n
Come to La Vicenta to try our mixology menu and the taste of our grill!<\/p>\n
Book now!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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