Zombie
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Zombie
Summary
Zombie is an IBA official cocktail[1]. Zombie draws 352 Wikipedia views per month (iba_official_cocktail category, ranking #41 of 87).[2]
Key Facts
- Zombie is credited with the discovery of Don the Beachcomber[3].
- Zombie's image is recorded as Zombiecocktail.jpg[4].
- Zombie's instance of is recorded as IBA official cocktail[5].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as white rum[6].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as gold rum[7].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as dark rum[8].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as apricot schnappes[9].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as pineapple juice[10].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as Bacardi 151[11].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as lime juice[12].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as ice cube[13].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as Hurricane glass[14].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as El Dorado Rum[15].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as lime juice[16].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as Falernum[17].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as Donn's Mix[18].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as grenadine[19].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as Angostura bitters[20].
- Zombie's made from material is recorded as Pernod[21].
- Zombie's subclass of is recorded as cocktail[22].
- Zombie's Commons category is recorded as Zombie (cocktail)[23].
- Zombie's time of discovery or invention is recorded as +1934-00-00T00:00:00Z[24].
- Zombie's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/017mgr[25].
- Zombie's different from is recorded as Zombie[26].
- Zombie's different from is recorded as Zombie[27].
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Works and Contributions
Zombie is credited with the discovery of Don the Beachcomber[3].
Why It Matters
Zombie draws 352 Wikipedia views per month (iba_official_cocktail category, ranking #41 of 87).[2] Zombie has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28]