No one knows who invented the margarita. Most likely it was a variation of a Prohibition-era drink called a “Daisy” that involved lime juice and orange liquor and brandy, with the brandy ...

A little fun fact about the name margarita in English it’s the name of the drink. In Spanish, it translates to the ‘daisy ...

However the creation of the legendary cocktail has a number of origin stories, some of them related to the flower margarita - ...

A classic margarita (also the word for the flower daisy) has just three ingredients: tequila, orange liqueur and lime. It can be served over ice or blended, usually with salt rimmed around the glass.

I could see this happening in a busy bar, and creating alchemy. For another, the word for daisy in Spanish is margarita, which strikes me as more than just coincidence. It’s also possible that ...

Margarita, the Spanish word for daisy, is a category of very basic cocktails created in the mid to late 1800s. Back then, a common trend emerged where bartenders made their own variations on one ...

An underground speakeasy-styled margarita bar in Nashville sounds like a brilliant idea so it makes sense that it came from hospitality innovator Sam Fox—who is responsible for other wildly ...

The Daisy Margarita Bar opens on April 17 as a restaurant and stylish cocktail spot that focuses on margaritas from award-winning bartender Max Reis and partner Matt Egan. It’s the first of two ...

Our story doesn’t start with tequila, though, the central ingredient of the margarita: it starts with brandy. The Daisy, writes self-described “barstool historian” David Wondrich for Esquire ...