The Story Behind The Cosmojito
As its name suggests, this cocktail combines the ingredients of a Cosmo with elements of a summery Mojito. Adding crushed ice, lots of mint, and sparkling water to the classic ingredients takes the Cosmo out of the city and onto the beach.
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