Shirley Temple

The Shirley Temple is a non-alcoholic cocktail named after Shirley Temple, one of the most famous child stars in the history of cinema. It is thought to have originated during the golden age of Hollywood in the 1930s. At that time, movie stars and producers would often get together in luxury restaurants and hotel bars. Shirley Temple, who became a big star despite her young age, was also present at these events with her family.

While adults were drinking cocktails in bars, a special drink for little Shirley was in order. The bartenders combined the sweet aroma of grenadine syrup with the fizzy drink to create a colorful and fun drink. With its bright red color and cherry garnish, this drink quickly attracted attention.