Famous people who made coctails classic
Virtually everybody has heard the unforgettable James Bond expression "Shaken and not stirred", and of course probably people from around the world know that it is aimed at Agent 007's fancied mixed drink -Vodka Martini.
Certain mixed drinks have become best known from movies and novels, stories, books, as well as stars or famous people who like them and promote them.
Bond's classic Martini Vodka is only one example which became famous from a fictional hero. Made of Vodka and a drop of Vermouth, this cocktail can be decorated with a green olive, lemon, or other. It has been Bond's favorite beverage for years, and logically the creator of the Bond character, writer Ian Fleming's preferred drink.
The brilliant writer Ernest Hemingway, who lead the life of an out of the norms , was fond of Mojito - a fresh cocktail which originated from Cuba. Made of white rum, lime, sugar, and a twig of fresh mint, with sparkling water, this appetizing cocktail has become the favorite of entire generations.
Another movie character from what is sometimes viewed as a classic film is "The Dude" from "The great Lebowski", this remarkable and hilarious character clearly shows his preference for one particular cocktail : the White Russian. The White Russian is one more sweet Vodka based cocktail, made with coffee liquor and cream. The character played by Jeff Bridges is so popular, that there is now a Lebowski festival as well as an fun-promoting religion, by the name of "Dudeism".
The world famous "Casablanca" actor, Humphrey Bogart had a famous saying "that the problem with the rest of the world was that everybody was several drinks behind him". The handsome actor of the 50's preferred Gin Martini's.
Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister during the Second World War was also fond of drinking. He liked to drink the so-called Highball cocktail,which he usually ordered as a Whiskey with water drank from a highball glass. Usually, the Highball is a cocktail made of Whiskey and Ginger ale with lemon.
The world famous impressionists, Degas, Manet and Piccasso preferred the strong ,reaching up to 70% alcohol content, liquorices liquor named Absinthe. During the 19th and earlt 20th centuries, it was considered a miracle medicine, also known for acting as an aphrodisiac. Today, Absinthe is a constituent of a wide variety of popular cocktails.
The pros of learning how to make cocktails, or choosing your unique preferred mixed drink, is precisely the idea that you can combine it from whatever ingredients you want, in any sizes and with any additional elements and ingredients according to your own personal preferences. To learn how to make your favorite mixed drink and experiment, it is suggested that you learn how to make the classic cocktails first.
Summary
This article is not only about celebrities. This article is specialized in celebrities who are well known of their interests in certain alcoholic drinks. James Bond his ‘Shaken and not stirred’ has become a worldly famous statement. After this statement got used in the movies people were getting interested in the kind of liquir he was drinking. Certain mixed drinks become best known due to their use in the movies or books or when famous people drink them or mention them very often. General people follow them easily and so the mixed drinks become more known. Not only James Bond his use of a Martini Vodka became famous. There are more persons who are well known of their use of mixed drinks such as; Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway and Humphrey Bogart. Famous people have a lot of influence on the market of alcohol.
Evaluation
I did not quit like this article. I already knew that the use of alcohol, the brand of alcohol and celebrities have a lot in common. Celebrities have a lot of influence on the general people. When celebrities often mention they love to drink a Martini Vodka, other people will follow. Celebrities are often examples to other people and so others will act like them. The article is mostly focussed on the different celebrities and their fancy of a good drink. But the article also focuses on the effect of celebrities drinking some kind of brand and the effect on the market. I think it is so weird that this has such an extreme effect on the market, on the general people. I think it is just crazy that we are so interested in the taste celebrities have. They are just like us. It would almost be like I would say I like a red Vodka and everybody would start to drink that too. Maybe I am too cool for that. I can’t really get that.