Cheeky Vimto

Cheeky Vimto is a popular cocktail in the United Kingdom, known for its sweet taste and strong alcoholic content. It is named after the British soft drink Vimto, although it does not contain any actual Vimto.

History

The Cheeky Vimto was first created in the early 2000s in the UK. Its name is a playful nod to the non-alcoholic Vimto drink, which is a mix of grape, raspberry and blackcurrant flavours. Despite the name, the cocktail does not contain any Vimto. Instead, it is made with Port wine and WKD Blue, a blue, fruit-flavoured alcopop.

Preparation

To make a Cheeky Vimto, a double shot of Port wine is mixed with a bottle of WKD Blue. The result is a cocktail that tastes surprisingly similar to Vimto, but with a much higher alcohol content. The drink is typically served in a pint glass.

Popularity

The Cheeky Vimto has gained popularity in the UK, particularly among young adults. It is often served in pubs and bars, and is a popular choice for those who enjoy sweet, fruity cocktails. Despite its sweet taste, it is a strong cocktail due to the combination of Port wine and WKD Blue.

Criticism

The Cheeky Vimto has been criticised for its high alcohol content, with some arguing that its sweet taste can mask the strength of the alcohol. This has led to concerns about binge drinking, particularly among young people.

See also

• List of cocktails
• Port wine
• WKD (drink)

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