

Creator Images (2)
Community Images (0)
Batanga
+ 2 Likes
Submitted on: March 7, 2024
Created in 1961, at least that’s where typical create is given to an individual named Don Javier Delgado, a restaurant owner in Mexico. The story goes that the cocktail is named after a particularly stocky patron, with Batanga meaning thick in the middle. Make sure to continue reading to see why there’s a knife as a garnish as well.
Tools
Bar Spoon
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Salt rimmed glass and lime wheel
Build In Glass
Old Fashioned/Rocks
By Bryan Monroe
Home Bartender
Follow along the journey of cocktails at home. Using simple ingredients, trying out new things and just enjoying life as it comes! That is what cocktails are all about, there is no right or wrong as long as you’re enjoying you’re cocktail....
Other Recipes by Bryan Monroe
View MoreIn a salt-rimmed glass, add the first 3 ingredients with ice, top with Coke, and stir with the knife used to cut other ingredients to add additional flavors. Preferably a wood-handled knife, which I don’t own.
Editor's Note
A Mexican highball staple. The salt rim and lime juice cut through the sweetness of the cola, highlighting the tequila's agave backbone.
Ratings & Comments (1)
Want to add a rating, comment, or photo?Open the app
Stacy (Crafted Pour)
14 March 2024
Now this sounds refreshing foa hot day! r
Tags
Related Recipes
ID: g2rTcpuJHYJtbV5JX9eo

