Cultures/Canadian/Caesar cocktail
Canadian Cuisine
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Caesar cocktail

The Caesar cocktail is a savory Canadian drink known for its spicy, tangy flavor profile featuring Clamato juice, vodka, and a distinctive celery salt rim. It is a cultural icon in Canada, often enjoyed during brunch or social gatherings as a uniquely Canadian alternative to the Bloody Mary.

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Last updated 4/1/2026

Invented in Calgary in 1969 by bartender Walter Chell, the Caesar cocktail was created to celebrate the opening of a new Italian restaurant and quickly became a national favorite, reflecting Canada's love for bold, flavorful beverages.

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