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History of Coquito: Puerto Rican Eggnog with Johnny Rivera of Brooklyn Coquito

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Unique drink recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation, is a beautiful part of the holiday season in most families. While America's signature holiday drink is Eggnog, other Latin American and Caribbean countries have their own holiday drinks that are apart of their tradition- like Puerto Rico's signature holiday drink Coquito.

In this episode, we are learning about Coquito also known as Puerto Rican Eggnog. Similar to eggnog Coquito is a creamy liquor based drink that keeps you warm and satisfied during the winter.

Joined by Coquito mixologist and founder of Brooklyn Coquito, Johnny Rivera, get a little taste of Puerto Rican culture as we discuss the history of this traditional Puerto Rican Holiday drink.

In this episode you'll:

  • Learn about the ingredients of this lovely creamy Puerto Rican holiday drink called Coquito
  • Uncover the origins of Coquito- Like who made this drink and how long has it been around
  • Discuss the significance of Coquito to Puerto Rican culture and traditions
  • Debate of whether authentic Coquito has eggs in it or nah
  • Get tips on how to have the best Coquito drinking and making experience
  • Find out more about our Johnny Rivera Brooklyn Coquito and how they’re giving people a little taste of Puerto Rican culture one coquito can at a time

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Research and scripted by host Latoya Coleman (@ToyaFromHarlem).
Edited and Mixed by Chris Mann
Music Licensed through Epidemic Sound

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Unique drink recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation, is a beautiful part of the holiday season in most families. While America's signature holiday drink is Eggnog, other Latin American and Caribbean countries have their own holiday drinks that are apart of their tradition- like Puerto Rico's signature holiday drink Coquito.

In this episode, we are learning about Coquito also known as Puerto Rican Eggnog. Similar to eggnog Coquito is a creamy liquor based drink that keeps you warm and satisfied during the winter.

Joined by Coquito mixologist and founder of Brooklyn Coquito, Johnny Rivera, get a little taste of Puerto Rican culture as we discuss the history of this traditional Puerto Rican Holiday drink.

In this episode you'll:

  • Learn about the ingredients of this lovely creamy Puerto Rican holiday drink called Coquito
  • Uncover the origins of Coquito- Like who made this drink and how long has it been around
  • Discuss the significance of Coquito to Puerto Rican culture and traditions
  • Debate of whether authentic Coquito has eggs in it or nah
  • Get tips on how to have the best Coquito drinking and making experience
  • Find out more about our Johnny Rivera Brooklyn Coquito and how they’re giving people a little taste of Puerto Rican culture one coquito can at a time

Where I get my info from:

Follow and Support

STAY IN TOUCH:

EPISODE CREDITS:
Research and scripted by host Latoya Coleman (@ToyaFromHarlem).
Edited and Mixed by Chris Mann
Music Licensed through Epidemic Sound

  continue reading

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