Chilean Drink Recipes
From the earthquake-inducing terremoto to the pisco sour Chile proudly claims as its own, discover the drinks that capture Chile's flavor, history, and spirit.
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Terremoto
Chile's beloved "earthquake" cocktail mixes pipeño (fermented young wine) with a scoop of pineapple ice cream, creating a sweet, fizzy, and famously potent party drink.
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A Guide to Chilean Drinks
Chile's drinks start with pisco, the grape brandy it shares (and argues over) with Peru. The pisco sour is the cocktail, the terremoto, sweet pipeño wine with pineapple ice cream, is the one that knocks you over, and cola de mono is the Christmas milk punch with coffee and aguardiente. On the non-alcoholic side, mote con huesillo, dried peaches and wheat in syrup, is the summer drink sold from carts.
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