February is home to National Margarita Day on the 22nd, showcasing a drink that has become a favorite for many. The classic margarita is made from tequila, lime juice, and either Cointreau or Triple Sec and is known for its sweet, salty, and sour flavor profile. The origins of the drink are debated. Carlos "Danny" Herrera is one claim, having created it in the late 1940s for actress Marjorie King, while Margarita Sames also claimed to have invented it around the same time, further deepening the drink's rich lore.
The margarita, a classic cocktail consisting of tequila, lime juice, and Cointreau or Triple Sec, offers a perfect balance of sweet, salty, and sour flavors—ideal for sipping.
The invention of the margarita is attributed to Carlos "Danny" Herrera, who crafted it in the late 1940s for actress Marjorie King, making it uniquely special and tailored.
While Margarita Sames also claimed to have created the drink in the late 1940s, her story is less popular due to uncertainty about its authenticity compared to Herrera’s.
Beyond Valentine's Day, February also celebrates National Margarita Day on the 22nd, which offers an excellent reason to try new margarita variations at happy hour.
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