amaretto sour
Cocktails have been around for centuries, and they come in all sorts of styles and flavors. Whether you’re looking for something sweet, tart, or strong, there’s a cocktail out there for everyone. Here are some of the most popular cocktails and their recipes.
The Spritz is a refreshing aperitif made with Prosecco, Aperol, and soda. To make it, fill a glass with ice, add one part Aperol, two parts Prosecco, and top it off with a splash of soda.
A Mezcal Margarita is a twist on the classic margarita. To make it, mix together one part mezcal, one part tequila, one part lime juice, and one part triple sec. Rim the glass with salt and garnish with a lime wedge.
The Tequila Sunrise is a classic that’s sure to put a smile on your face. Combine two parts tequila with one part orange juice and one part grenadine. Top with a cherry and an orange slice and you’re ready to go.
The Paloma is a Mexican favorite that’s sweet and tart. To make it, mix together one part tequila, one part lime juice, and four parts grapefruit juice. Add a pinch of salt and a splash of soda, and garnish with a lime wedge.
Gin and tonic is an old favorite that will never go out of style. Combine one part gin, two parts tonic water, and a squeeze of lime juice. Add a lime wedge for garnish.
For a sweet and sour twist, try the White Lady. Combine one part gin, one part Cointreau, one part lemon juice, and one part simple syrup. Shake it up and strain it into a chilled glass.
The Mojito is a Cuban classic that’s sure to cool you off in the summer heat. Muddle fresh mint in the bottom of a glass, then add one part white rum, one part lime juice, and one part simple syrup. Top it off with soda and garnish with a lime wedge.
The Old Fashioned is the grandfather of all cocktails. Mix together one part bourbon, one part sugar, two dashes of Angostura bitters, and a squeeze of orange. Top with a splash of soda and garnish with an orange peel.
The Negroni is a classic Italian favorite. Combine one part gin, one part Campari, and one part sweet vermouth. Stir it up and serve it over ice with an orange peel for garnish.
The Daiquiri is a simple, refreshing Caribbean cocktail. To make it, mix together one part white rum, one part lime juice, and one part simple syrup. Shake it up and pour it into a chilled glass.
The Margarita is a classic favorite that’s sure to put a smile on your face. Combine one part tequila, one part triple sec, and one part lime juice. Shake it up and rim the glass with salt before pouring.
The Cocktail Hugo is a light, refreshing aperitif made with Prosecco, elderflower liqueur, and soda. To make it, fill a glass with ice, add one part elderflower liqueur, two parts Prosecco, and top it off with a splash of soda.
The Black Russian is a classic that’s sure to hit the spot. Mix together one part vodka and one part coffee liqueur. Serve it over ice with a lemon twist for garnish.
The Whiskey Sour is a classic that’s sure to please. To make it, combine one part whiskey, one part lemon juice, and one part simple syrup. Shake it up and pour it into a glass over ice.
The Zombie Cocktail is a strong and spooky blend of rum, brandy, and orange juice. To make it, combine two parts white rum, one part brandy, one part lime juice, and two parts orange juice. Shake it up and pour it into a glass over ice.
The Mimosa is a classic brunch favorite. To make it, mix together one part orange juice and one part sparkling wine. Serve it in a champagne flute and top it off with a splash of orange liqueur.
The Bellini Cocktail is a classic Italian favorite. To make it, mix together one part white peach puree and one part Prosecco. Serve it in a champagne flute and top it off with a splash of orange juice.
The Amaretto Sour is a sweet and sour twist on the classic whiskey sour. To make it, combine one part amaretto, one part lemon juice, and one part simple syrup. Shake it up and pour it into a glass over ice.
