We're pumped to bring you our curated collection of Cinco de Mayo-themed piñatas that are sure to get your celebration going!
1. Cinco de Mayo IS NOT Mexico's independence day - that's September 16th. Cinco de Mayo actually marks Mexico's victory over the French Empire at The Battle of Puebla almost 50 years later in 1862.
2. Mexican Americans in California began observing the holiday in 1863 however, nationwide popularity was not gained until the 1980s - think you can guess why?
3. Advertising campaigns for beer, wine, and tequila latched onto the celebration and created an alcohol buying power that rivals the Super Bowl.
1. Cinco de Mayo IS NOT Mexico's independence day - that's September 16th. Cinco de Mayo actually marks Mexico's victory over the French Empire at The Battle of Puebla almost 50 years later in 1862.
2. Mexican Americans in California began observing the holiday in 1863 however, nationwide popularity was not gained until the 1980s - think you can guess why?
3. Advertising campaigns for beer, wine, and tequila latched onto the celebration and created an alcohol buying power that rivals the Super Bowl.
WOW! This was one of the coolest things ever. I got a piñata for my boyfriends birthday which happens to fall on Cinco de Mayo and it was a great addition to the party. Everyone loved it!
Loved our piñata! It was filled with mini bottles and was a huge hit at our Cinco de Mayo party!! Highly recommend!
When the Nipyata Team isn't smashing pinatas and delivering drinkable cards, we have some fun at the bar.
We've included our 3 favorite tequila-based beverages below
1 full tequila nip
1/4 ounce lime juice
3 ounces pineapple juice
Splash of orange juice
1 classy umbrella
1 full tequila nip
1/2 ounce lime juice
1/2 ounce agave nectar
Fresh mint to taste
Fill with soda water
1/2 cup crushed ice