Oaxaca Colada
If you're looking to switch things up this summer, try this variation on the classic Pina Colada, which uses mezcal and banana liqueur for even more tropical flavor.
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Original Pina Colada
Learn how to make the original frozen pina colada recipe that started it all, straight from the source - the Caribe Hilton in Puerto Rico. It's one of the most refreshing summer cocktails out there.
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Algonquin Bar Punch
The word "punch" is a derivative of the Hindi word "panca," which means "five." When it originated in India centuries ago, it had five ingredients: citrus juice, water, arrack (a coarse spirit made of palm tree sap), sugar and spices.
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Botanical Bucket Punch
Punch is America's oldest cocktail, a mix of spirits, tea, sweet, sour and bitter. But beware. "Punch is always extremely strong," says bar chef Brendan Dorr. "That's why punch cups were always so small."
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Summer Crush Cocktail
The only way this cocktail could get any more beachy would be to serve it up inside a giant coconut or pineapple.
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Cherry Pomegranate Mojito
The classic mojito is given the royal treatment by making it with cherry rum and a double dose of pomegranate—juice and liqueur. To really make it pop, garnish it with fresh pomegranate arils.
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Tangerine Margarita
A margarita is a great way to celebrate the arrival of summer (or any season, really). This variation uses gourmet tangerine syrup and muddled citrus and to add a fresh, tart vibe to the classic cocktail.It's a welcome, refreshing version of the classic margarita.
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Vin De Maison
If you're looking for a drink that is low in alcohol, fruity and bubbly, then this recipe is what you need. Perfect for warm weather, this chilled wine is infused with lemons, orange peels, dried hibiscus blossoms and more to create a refreshing beverage.
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Garden Party Punch
Celebrate the warm-weather with this refreshing punch. Featuring blackberry vodka, hard apple cider, rhubarb and herbs, it makes for an ideal garden party sipper.
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UncomPEARable Pour Over Coffee
The pronounced flavors of this pour over coffee are achieved from the use of honey, cinnamon and poached pears.
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Lavender Blue
The bright flavors of fresh blueberry and lemon share a sweet-tart spotlight in the Lavender Blue, a cocktail with a relaxing floral finish thanks to a generous splash of lavender bitters.
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Midnight Sangria
The color of this delicious sangria may be dark and moody but its flavor is bright and crisp. Melon liquor and citrus agave add a fruity pop to pinot noir, and cognac gives the cocktail a nice depth.
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Sake Sangria
Forget Saketinis—there’s another fruit and sake combination you should consider: sake sangria. This cocktail is easy to prepare and perfect for the summer season.
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Sparkling White Sangria
Depending on the ingredients, sangria can be a light thirst-quencher or a potent cocktail that can set heads spinning. This delicious, bubbly mix combines Cava sparkling wine with orange liqueur, brandy and citrus fruit.
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Rhubarb Whiskey Sour
This spring, freshen up your whiskey sour with homemade rhubarb syrup. We have the easy recipe here.
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Violet Lemonade
Use edible violets to make a delightful, color-changing lemonade. Just be sure to save some for the fairies.
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Lemon Drop Martini
Bright, clear, lightly sweet, and impeccably clean-tasting, a good lemon drop cocktail — or lemon drop martini — should make you feel like you’re sipping up the shiniest parts of summer.
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Fresh Agave Margarita
our simple ingredients are all you need to make this refreshing cocktail, which gets its sweetness from agave nectar and its depth from reposado tequila.
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Recipe Of The Day: Tropical Fruit Smoothie
Springtime means warmer weather, blooming flowers, outdoor meals and cool drinks — especially smoothies. Try this customizable tropical smoothie recipe with mango, banana, pineapple, and passion fruit (or orange).
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Bacon Bloody Mary
Why stick with regular old vodka and tomato juice, when you can have your favorite brunch drink with bacon, too? This twist on the classic cocktail is served at 3rd & Ferry Fish Market in Easton, Pennsylvania.
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Cucumber-Celery Agua Fresca
Cucumber and celery boast a high water content, making them ideal candidates for agua fresca. This Cucumber-Celery Agua Fresca can easily morph into an alcoholic punch for a party.
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Pineapple, Grapefruit And Cilantro Agua Fresca
The name is translated as "fresh water," but the drink is so much more than simple H20. The basic formula: Use water as your base and add pureed fruit, sugar and a hit of citrus. It's a forgiving recipe and always a refreshing one.
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Recipe Of The Day: Perfect Sangria
Making sangria only requires a few simple steps to make. It’s a great drink to enjoy by yourself or with a large number of people for an occasion.
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Perfect Sangria
Sangria is an inexpensive option for enjoying a fruity and refreshing drink. Gather together your favorite red or white wine with fruit chunks, fruit juice, soda water and brandy or rum to create a delicious beverage you can't get enough of.
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Spring Fling
Fresh-squeezed grapefruit takes center stage, with floral notes of elderflower and orchid not far behind. Sweet but not sugary, this one is an equally great kickoff to a fancy night out or an afternoon siesta.
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