Chocolate Cocktails are generally sweet cocktails with Crème de Cacao being the key ingredient. Chocolate flavour cocktails are particularly popular as dessert cocktails, such as the Toblerone Martini and the Panama.
Chocolate cocktails with Crème de Cacao also often include a dairy product, such as cream or milk, to counter the sweetness of the liqueur. Classic chocolate flavour cocktails which feature dairy products include the Brandy Alexander and the Friar Tuck.
Amarula cream has the taste of slightly fruity caramel.
Spainish is the official language in Panama but most Panamanians speak English fluently.
The 1939 movie "Ninotchka" received 4 Academy Award nominations.
Ladyboys is also a combination of drinks invented by fictional TV personality, Alan Partridge. The set of bar drinks are a pint of lager with chasers of a small Baileys and a Gin and Tonic.
This is a cold Brazilian drink whose literal translation is "Jaguar Milk".
The famous "worm" sometimes found at the bottom of a tequila bottle is larva of one of two moths that live on the agave plant.
Chocolate has over 500 individual flavour components. Strawberry and vanilla each have less than half that much.
The American dairy product known as half-and-half is a mixture of one part milk to one part cream.
During the Aztec reign, a slave could be bought for 100 cocoa beans.
In Alfred Hitchcocks movie "Psycho" chocolate syrup was used to indicate blood in the famous shower scene.
Curacao is a liqueur flavoured with the dried peel of the Iaraha citrus fruit, which is grown on the island of Curacao.