Cheeky Vimto
A Cheeky Vimto is an alcoholic cocktail. Served in nightclubs and bars,[1] it is a popular drink among Britain's youth.
Cocktail | |
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Cheeky Vimto (left) | |
Type | Mixed drink |
Served | neat or with ice |
Standard drinkware | |
Commonly used ingredients |
Preparation
The cocktail is made up of ruby port and Blue WKD. Though the owners of Vimto decided they would not manufacture an alcopop version, the company has encouraged its use as a mixer.[2] Many establishments give the Cheeky Vimto other names in order to avoid breaching the trademark of the soft drink. A variation consisting of the port and WKD, without the Vimto, was described in Amy Winehouse's biography as one of her beverages of choice.[3] In May 2018 WKD released a canned version of their drink called "Cheeky V", described as "Port Blue and Lemonade Flavour".[4]
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See also
- Flaming Doctor Pepper – another cocktail named after a commercial soft drink, which similarly does not contain that drink
- List of cocktails – Wikipedia list article
References
- British Drinks and Distilleries
- Stuart Maconie (2015). The Pie At Night: In Search of the North at Play. Random House. p. 337. ISBN 9781409033240. Retrieved 28 January 2019.
- Chas Newkey-Burden (2009). Amy Winehouse. John Blake Publishing. ISBN 9781843582298. Retrieved 28 January 2019.
- "WKD launches pre-mixed cocktails in cans in on-trade". barmagazine.co.uk. 30 May 2018.
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