Who wouldn’t love to go to foreign countries and explore new places and new faces? In that list, Australia is among the popular holiday destinations for all the gallivants, travel enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. It is one of the greatest places to spend time on attractive beaches, scenic parks, adoring animals and stunning cities with other Australians who love to spend a great time in the open air.
When it comes to Australian food, it is an extraordinary combination of cuisines from around the world’s popular cooking. While it is a renowned fact that Australians love bottled wine, there are many drinks available on which one must get their hands on. Here is a list of Famous Australian drinks you want to try in-country, the most liked boozes to try, on hitting Australian bars and pubs.
# JagerbombsLove for “the hunter’s honour shield” is endless. Gratify the taste buds with the eighty year’s old unchanged secret technique of energy drink cum sweet alcoholic beverage. The summer drink contains a wide range of herbs and spices that help digestion. Although the most familiar chaser is red bull, other mixtures like coffee, apple juice, club soda and raspberry syrup go well with Jagermeister. Sip slowly with food to enjoy the flavour completely. This one of the recommended Australian drinks to try on your next trip.
# Bundaberg Ginger BeerIf you know, you know. It is the perfect drink for lunch that won’t quit. The distinctive feature of ginger beer is the burn you feel when you drink it. While the traditional ginger ale is carbonated water, the Bundaberg ginger beer is prepared by brewing and fermenting the most excellent homegrown ginger and sugarcane. It contains a very less percentage of alcohol and other flavoured ingredients to add a spicy finish to the drink. ‘Brookvale Union Ginger Beer, Aether Brewing Ginger Beer are also popular Australian ginger beers. Simply there is no alternative.
# Archie Rose Gin The handcrafted Archie rose gin is pine, smooth, fresh, energetic and contains botanicals that balance the main taste of juniper. The low-calorie drink is extremely supple and lively. It is better served with ginger ale or soda water although it can be mixed with orange, mango, pineapple and cranberry. Every gin tastes differently and it is merely impossible to find a gin that tastes like. West Winds “The Broadside”, Four Pillars Navy Strength, Brookie’s, Hippocampus, Noble Cut, Poor Tom’s are also amongst the Aussie’s popular gin.
# VodkaThe best place to have one of these locally made Australian drinks in Melbourne. Vodka is a low priced drink in Australia and can be found in abundance even with micro-producers and in local supermarkets. The best way to drink Vodka is to sip on it slowly instead of taking it as shots. The unique Hartshorn Vodka has won Australia’s best Vodka for three years. The handcrafted SMALL MOUTH VODKA NSW is an Australian brand made from natural and finest ingredients in the traditional method to maintain first-class. The Tasmanian (Tassie) Vodka 666 PURE assures accurately what it declares on the brand name: pure.
# Espresso Martini Though the drink finds its source in London, Australians have a wild love affair with this cherished drink and so will you after tasting it. Do not ever miss to add the calorie-rich, creamy shot of espresso martini to your cabinet. The coffee flavoured cocktail is made with first-rate coffee beans, vodka and chocolate. Drink it straight without adding ice to taste the mystifying yet luscious taste of coffee and vodka. Do not mess with espresso martinis as it can be a bad choice for a good night’s sleep. Never miss any chance to order the highest-selling cocktail from Australian bars. Om Nom, Mr Miyagi, Milk The Cow, Longplay are a few of the most loved martinis in Melbourne.
# Bundaberg Rum All tropical countries have rum in common and Australia’s favourite dark Bundy rum is owned and made locally from the sugarcanes grown. There is nothing fairly like tasting a soft icy Bundy rum in the backyard. Shake the rum with ice and drink little by little to have its full feel. The Bundy rum can also be combined with Bundaberg ginger beer. Leblon Cachaca, Ron Abuelo Centuria, Gosling’s Family Reserve Old Rum, Pusser’s Rum are among the must-try rum lists in Australia.