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Definition of mojito
mojitos
: a cocktail made of rum, sugar, mint, lime juice, and soda water
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The house margarita whets the appetite with fresh lime juice, brown simple syrup and El Jimador tequila, but the better choice may be the Coco-Mojo, a Bacardi mojito mixed with coconut cream.
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DRINKS Cocktails like a mojito ($9) and a gin fizz ($10) are available, as well as several beers and wines.
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Mojitos are notorious for being the absolute most aggravating cocktail for concocting.
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Under the most recent guidelines, travelers themselves were responsible for making sure that their trip was not simply about drinking mojitos and going to the beach.
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Or, opt for a sweet treat or free house wine, beer, mixed drink or signature cosmo, mojito or margarita.
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Presumably, American visitors would have to go elsewhere, say the Bodeguita del Medio (where Hemingway drank mojitos instead of daiquiris).
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On the beach, a mojito may set you back 7 or 8 euros ($8-9).
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So pour yourself a mojito and get ready for Summer of Obamacare Repeal Drama.
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Origin and Etymology of mojito
American Spanish, diminutive of moje, mojo citrus marinade, from Spanish mojar to moisten, from Vulgar Latin *molliare — more at moil
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