The Bloody Mary is an iconic cocktail that has transcended borders and cultures, becoming a favorite for those who enjoy drinks with character and intense flavor. Its origin dates back to the 1920s, attributed to Fernand Petiot, a bartender at Harry's New York Bar in Paris, who combined vodka with tomato juice and a touch of spices, giving life to this refreshing beverage. In Latin America, although the name "Bloody Mary" is maintained in many countries, in some places it is known as "Clamato" when clam juice is added, or simply as a Bloody Mary with local adaptations in the condiments and garnishes. This drink is especially popular during breakfasts and brunches, as it is considered a good revitalizer to start the day or recover after a night of partying.