Cosmopolitan

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The Cosmopolitan is a renowned cocktail known for its vibrant pink color and distinctive flavor profile. It typically consists of vodka, triple sec (or Cointreau), cranberry juice, and lime juice, served in a Martini glass. The drink's origins are somewhat debated, with claims of creation by bartenders such as Cheryl Cook in Miami and Toby Cecchini in New York. Cecchini's version, popularized in the early 1990s, used Absolut Citron vodka, which became a defining element of the cocktail. The Cosmopolitan gained widespread popularity in the 1990s, largely due to its frequent appearance on the TV show "Sex and the City." Its sweet and tangy taste, combined with its visually appealing color, made it a favorite among both men and women. Over time, the Cosmopolitan has inspired numerous variations, incorporating different types of vodka and fruit juices. Despite fluctuations in popularity, it remains a classic cocktail celebrated for its simplicity and elegance.