International Margarita Day is being celebrated by tequila brand Patron with a pop-up that looks back on the origins of the popular cocktail. The limited-time tasting experience takes place in the Museo de Margarita exhibition at NoHo studios in London, and it gives adults the chance to perfect the art of making their own Patron margaritas in a masterclass.
The exhibition explores drinks like a 1920s margarita recreated by Giulia Cuccurullo from Artesian Bar, as well as a sweet take on the 1930s-1940s margarita daisy, brought to life by Patron's Perfectionists 2021 UK winner Kat Stanley from Uno Mas. The pop-up event also shares a taste of past, present and future, with serves like the futuristic blood orange and mint mirror margarita by Deano Moncrieffe from Hacha.
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