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Hiastory Pina Colada

History pina colada

This quote describes a drink without the coconut, as Pina colada was originally just the juice of fresh pineapple served either strained (colada) or loose (sin-collar). This developed into a rum drink, and eventually turned into drinks that we know today.
Plaque in the San Juan, Puerto Rico, commemorating Ramon Portas Mingot creation of drinks

beverage of Puerto Rico has become a popular choice of Coco-Loco, a mixture of milk cream, coconut rum and coconut served in a fresh coconut macheted. When the supply of oil was halted by the strike, the reason Ricardo Gracia make an executive decision to move the material from the Coco Loco-sunken in the pineapple (pineapple cutters union clearly 'not followed by a strike of their own). After the taste of coconut and rum came into contact with the sweet acidity of the pineapple pulp, which is definitely born Pina colada.

Barrachina, a restaurant in Puerto Rico, also claims to be the birthplace of Pina colada:

    "In 1963, a trip to South America Mr Barrachina met another popular Spaniard and bartender Mr. Ramon Portas Mingot Don Ramon has worked with the best locations in Buenos Aires and associated with 'Papillon' the most luxurious bar in Carcao. And also acknowledged for cocktail recipe book Pepe Barrachina and Don Ramon developed a great relationship .. When working as a bartender at Barrachina major (a restaurant in Puerto Rico), Ramon mixed pineapple juice, coconut cream, condensed milk and ice in a blender, make a delicious and refreshing drink, known today as the Pina Colada.


This cocktail has been famous in Puerto Rico since 1978, and it became more widely known after Rupert Holmes released the song "Escape", commonly known as the "Pina Colada Song".

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The original of pina colada


The origin of pina colada
Pina colada is a sweet rum-based cocktail made by mixing rum, coconut cream and pineapple juice, and usually served either blended with ice. And will be more interesting if you garnished with pineapple slices, maraschino cherries or both. Pina colada has become the official beverage of Puerto Rico since 1978
the history of pina colada
Pina colada was introduced on August 16, 1954 at the Beachcomber Bar Caribe Hilton in San Juan, Puerto Rico by its creators expected, Ramón "Monchito" Marrero. Apparently, the hotel management has expressly requested Monchito for a new signature drink mix that will please the demanding tastes of the star-studded client. Monchito accept the challenge, and after three months of intense mixing, shaking and experimenting, the first born Pina colada. 
The story is more credible because it contains coconut cream pina colada as one of the main ingredients (which is the precursor) was created in 1954 at the University of Puerto Rico by Ramón López Irizarry. This story was confirmed by José L. Díaz de Villegas in his book Puerto Rico La Gran Cocina Del Caribe
Mr Ramón Marrero, created using the Don Q rum drinks. Having spent months perfecting the recipe, Mr. Marrero to create and sell the first Pina Colada on August 15, 1954, while working as a bartender at the Caribe Hilton International Hotel, the most popular hotels in Puerto Rico between the 1950s. 

Mr. Marrero then received numerous awards and recognition for his creation. Notably, in 1978, Mr. Marrero presented with an award for selling three million Pina Colada by Coco Lopez coconut cream maker is used in drinks. On the same day, the government said Pina colada become the official beverage of Puerto Rico.

States that the earliest known stories in the 1800s, Puerto Rican pirate Roberto Cofresi (El Pirata Cofresi), to raise the spirits of his crew, give them a drink or a cocktail containing coconut, pineapple and white rum, this shall be known as the famous pina colada. With his death in 1825, Pina colada recipe for lost.
source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/pina_colada

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