
Pisco Sour
The Pisco Sour is much more than just a cocktail—it’s a cultural emblem of Peru, a drink steeped in heritage, artistry, and celebration. Smooth, tangy, frothy, and slightly sweet with a signature aromatic touch of bitters, the Pisco Sour has earned its place as one of South America’s most iconic tipples. Traditionally served as an aperitif, its creamy texture and refreshing citrus notes make it a timeless classic that’s equally at home at a summer soirée or an elegant dinner party. The cocktail’s origins date back to early 20th-century Lima, where it was developed by American bartender Victor Morris. Since then, it has become synonymous with Peruvian identity and pride. It even has its own national holiday—Día del Pisco Sour, celebrated each February. Central to the drink is pisco, a clear brandy distilled…