Apple punch is a very popular traditional beverage in various Latin American cultures and is especially enjoyed during holidays and family gatherings. Its origin dates back to the combination of native and European ingredients, where apple cider and tropical juices blend to create a refreshing and sweet flavor. In different Latin American countries, this beverage goes by various names such as "Ponche de Manzana" in Mexico, "Ponche de Frutas" in Colombia, and "Ponche Navideño" in countries like Venezuela and Peru, although each one adapts the recipe according to their local ingredients and traditions. Its particular "top to bottom movement" refers to how the ingredients are mixed to achieve a uniform texture and flavor that invites sharing special moments.