• Hierbas Aromaticas is one of the oldest drinks in Spain.
(Photo: Jesus Lopez)   • By the bar is also the St Miquel church
(Photo: Jesus Lopez)   • It is open to the public all year long
(Photo: Jesus Lopez)  100 years on: that same Ibizan drink
While most people heading to Ibiza will look to get pints of
larger, elaborately named cocktails and bottles of wine, one
drink is still served today as it was 100 years ago in a small
bar in St Miquel.  Home to the oldest bar on the island, St
Miquel might just be the epicentre of where the drinking culture
started. Winding your way to the peak of the town, where its
church is based is a small bar, no bigger than the size of a
kiosk or a small shop in London.  It is the most unassuming bar
as you are ever likely to find. There’s no signs, no big door,
no people outside forcing you in. It’s like any other building
found in Ibiza, with tall white walls aligned with windows on
the first floor and as your gaze meets the road you see a tiny
door - no bigger than five or