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A cocktail is a style of mixed drink made predominantly with a distilled beverage, such as vodka, gin, whiskey, rum, or tequila, mixed with another drink other than water. Cocktails usually contain one or more types of liqueur, fruit, sauce, honey, milk or cream, spices, or other flavorings. Cocktails may vary in their ingredients from bartender to bartender, and from region to region. Two creations may have the same name but taste very different because of differences in how the drinks are prepared.
★ This article is organized by the primary type of alcohol (by volume) contained in the beverage.
★ Cocktails marked with "" are designated as "IBA Official Cocktails" by the International Bartender Association, and are some of the most popular cocktails worldwide.[1]
★ Expanded articles are cross-referenced. Cocktails without separate articles are listed below, along with their primary ingredients and any notable facts.
★ This article is ''not'' intended to be comprehensive list of all cocktails or every variation thereof, and cocktails for which minimal information is not available are not included.
Cocktails with absinthe
★ 'Aunt Roberta
★ 'Earthquake
★ 'Sazerac
★ 'The Monkey Gland
★ 'Green Vesper
Cocktails with beer
Most mixed drinks made with beer are more correctly classified as beer cocktails rather than true cocktails, since beer is a fermented beverage not a distilled one.
Cocktails with brandy or cognac
★ 'B & B'
★ ' The Blenheim'
★ 'Brandy Alexander'
★ 'Brandy Sour'/'Brandy Daisy'
★ 'Cafe Zürich (cocktail)'
★ 'Crunk Juice'
★ 'Jack Rose
★ 'Four Score'
★ 'French Connection'
★ 'Horse's Neck'
★ 'Incredible Hulk'
★ 'Nikolaschka'
★ 'Orgasm'
★ 'Panama'
★ 'Paradise'
★ 'Pisco Sour'
★ 'Piscola'
★ 'Porto flip'
★ 'Savoy Corpse Reviver'
★ 'Sazerac'
★ 'Sidecar'
★ 'Singapore Sling'
★ 'Stinger'
★ 'Tom and Jerry'
★ 'Zombie'
Cocktails with cachaça
★ 'Batida'
★ 'Caipirinha'
★ 'Rabo-de-galo'
★ 'Caju Amigo'
★ 'Quentão'
★ 'Leite de Onça'
Cocktails with gin
A Martini is a classic gin-based cocktail.
★ 'Alexander'
★ 'Bijou'
★ 'Bronx'
★ 'Chocolate Soldier'
★ 'French 75'
★ 'Gibson'
★ 'Gimlet'
★ 'Gin Fizz'
★ 'Gin and tonic'
★ 'Gin pahit'
★ Gin sling
★ 'Gin Sour'
★ 'Hanky-Panky'
★ 'Lime Rickey'
★ 'Long Island Iced Tea'
★ 'Lorraine'
★ 'Martini'
★ 'Mickey Slim'
★ 'Montgomery'
★ 'My Fair Lady'
★ 'Negroni'
★ 'Pall Mall'
★ 'Paradise'
★ 'Pegu'
★ 'Pimm's Cup' (incl. Nos. 1, 3, 6, and variants)
★ 'Pink Gin'
★ 'Pink Lady'
★ 'Ramos Gin Fizz'
★ ' Royal Arrival'
★ 'Salty Dog'
★ 'Satan's Whiskers'
★ 'Singapore Sling'
★ 'Sloe Comfortable Screw'
★ 'Smoky Martini'
★ 'Tom Collins'
★ 'Vesper Martini'
★ 'White Lady' or 'Delilah'
★ 'Wolfram'
Cocktails with rum
This fruity, blended Piña Colada is typical of many rum-based cocktails.
★ 'Bacardi'
★ ' Blue Hawaii'
★ 'Brass Monkey'
★ 'Bumbo' or 'Bombo' or 'Bumboo'
★ 'Caribou Lou'
★ 'Capiroska'
★ 'Cuba Libre'
★ 'Daiquiri'
★ 'Dragonfly'
★ 'El Presidente'
★ 'Fish House Punch'
★ 'Flaming Dr. Pepper'
★ 'Grog'
★ 'Hairy Virgin'
★ 'Hurricane'
★ 'Great Dane (cocktail)
★ 'Jagertee'
★ 'Long Island Iced Tea'
★ 'Macuá'
★ 'Mai-Tai'
★ 'Miami Vice
★ 'Mojito'
★ 'Mojito Royal'
★ 'Moosemilk'
★ 'Painkiller'
★ 'Piña Colada'
★ 'Planter's Punch'
★ 'Ruby Relaxer'
★ 'Rum and Coke' or 'Rum and Pepsi' — see Cuba Libre
★ 'Sprinecapple'
★ 'Staten Island Ferry'
★ 'Superman
★ 'Tom and Jerry'
★ 'Zombie'
Cocktails with sake
An American produced bottle of Ginjo-shu Sake.
★ 'Caipisake' or 'Sakerinha'
★ 'Duncan MacLeod'
★ 'Nog-a-Sake'
★ 'Gong'
★ 'Sake Bomb'
★ 'Sake Screwdriver'
★ 'Sake Manhattan'
★ 'Saketini'
★ 'Tamagozake'
Cocktails with tequila
★ 'Bloody Aztec'
★ 'Long Island Iced Tea'
★ 'Margarita'
★ 'Dirty Diaper'
★ 'Paralyzer'
★ 'Slammer Royale'
★ 'Tequila Slammer'
★ 'Tequila Sunrise'
★ 'Tequila Sunset
★ 'TNT'
★ 'Toro Rojo'
Cocktails with vodka
A Bloody Mary cocktail, with fancy garnish.
★ 'Apple Martini' or 'Appletini'
★ 'Angel's Tit'
★ 'Anna Kournikova'
★ 'Batida' (traditionally made with cachaça)
★ 'Black Cossack'
★ 'Black Russian'
★ 'Bloody Mary'
★ 'Bull Shot'
★ 'Caesar'
★ 'Caipiroska'
★ 'Cape Cod'
★ 'Chi-Chi'
★ 'Columbia'
★ 'Colorado Bulldog'
★ 'Cosmopolitan'
★ 'Ectoplasm'
★ 'Feijoa Dancer'
★ 'Fizzy apple cocktail'
★ 'Godmother'
★ 'Greyhound'
★ 'Harvey Wallbanger'
★ 'Harrogate Nights'
★ 'Hi-fi'
★ 'Kamikaze'
★ 'Kula Shaker'
★ 'Kensington Court Special'
★ 'Kremlin Colonel'
★ 'Lime Rickey'
★ 'Link Up'
★ 'Long Island Iced Tea'
★ 'Madras'
★ 'Mind Eraser'
★ 'Moscow Mule'
★ 'Mudslide'
★ 'Paralyzer'
★ 'Pineapple Upside-Down Cake'
★ 'Polish Martini'
★ 'Red Lotus'
★ 'Rose Kennedy Cocktail'
★ 'Sapplebuca'
★ 'Salmiakki Koskenkorva'
★ 'Salty Dog'
★ 'Screwdriver'
★ 'Sea breeze'
★ 'Sex on the Beach'
★ 'Vesper'
★ 'Vodka Gimlet'
★ 'Vodka Martini' or 'Kangaroo'.
★ 'Vodka McGovern'
★ 'Vodka Red Bull'
★ 'Ruby Relaxer'
★ 'Vodka Sunrise'
★ 'White Russian'
★ 'Yorsh'
Cocktails with whiskey/whisky or bourbon
The Irish spell "whiskey" with an "e", but the Scottish spell "whisky" without the "e" (often simply referred to as "''Scotch''" outside of Scotland). Americans generally spell whiskey with an "e", but distinguish between Tennessee whiskey and Bourbon whiskey. Canadians generally spell "whisky" without the "e".
★ 'Bea Arthur'
★ 'Black Tooth Grin'
★ 'Boilermaker' or 'Jimmy & Guinney'
★ 'Bourbon Stiletto'
★ 'Cactus Jack'
★ 'Churchill'
★ 'Feijoa Dancer'
★ 'General Sherman'
★ 'Godfather'
★ 'Golden Brew'
★ 'Heart of Fire'
★ 'Irish Coffee'
★ 'Jack and Coke'
★ 'Tennessee cowboy'
★ 'John Collins'
★ 'Jungle Juice'
★ 'Lynchburg Lemonade'
★ 'Man O'War'
★ 'Mango Nightmare'
★ 'Manhattan'
★ 'Mint Julep'
★ 'Missouri Mule'
★ 'Nixon'
★ 'Old Fashioned'
★ 'Presbyterian'
★ 'Rob Roy'
★ 'Royal Widow'
★ 'Rusty Nail'
★ 'Sazerac'
★ 'Scotch Kilt '
★ 'Seven and Seven' or '7 & 7'
★ 'Three Wise Men'
★ 'Whiskey sour'
★ 'Widow's Cork'
★ 'Irish Flag'
Cocktails with wine, sparkling wine, or port
The following drinks are not technically cocktails unless wine is secondary by volume to a distilled beverage, since wine is a fermented beverage not a distilled one.
★ 'Agua de Valencia'
★ 'Bellini'
★ 'Buck's Fizz'
★ 'Calimocho' or 'Kalimotxo' or 'Rioja Libre'
★ 'Champagne Cocktail'
★ 'Cheeky Vimto'
★ 'Flirtini'
★ 'French 75'
★ 'Glogg'
★ 'Golden Doublet'
★ 'Kir'
★ 'Kir Royale' (see Kir)
★ 'Mimosa'
★ 'Moonwalk'
★ 'One-Balled Dictator'
★ 'Prince of Wales'
★ 'Ruby Dutchess'
★ 'Sangría'
★ 'Savoy Affair'
★ 'Spritzer'
★ 'Tinto de Verano'
★ 'Wine cooler'
★ 'Zurracapote'
Cocktails with less common spirits
A Pisco Sour.
★ 'Adios Motherfucker'
★ 'Amaretto Sour'
★ 'Americano'
★ 'Agua loca'
★ 'B-52' (and related ''B-50 series'' cocktails)
★ 'Backdraft' (also a 'Pepperdraft' variation)
★ 'Baggins Ball Buster'
★ 'Blueberry Tea'
★ 'Brut Cocktail'
★ 'Cornell Cocktail'
★ 'Common Market'
★ 'Darth Vader'
★ 'Flaming Sambuca'
★ 'Fuzzy Navel'
★ 'Grasshopper'
★ 'Hairy Buffalo'
★ 'Hairy Navel'
★ 'Hellfire'
★ 'Herbsaint Frappé'
★ 'Jellybean'
★ 'Karsk'
★ 'Liquid Cocaine'
★ 'Mauresque'
★ 'Perroquet'
★ 'Pucker Up'
★ 'Screaming Orgasm'
★ 'Silverlake Slip'
★ 'Southern Candy'
★ 'Tomate'
★ 'Aslan Sutu'
Historical classes of cocktails
★ 'Bishop'
★ 'Cobbler' — a traditional long drink that is characterized by a glass 3/4 filled with crushed or shaved ice that is formed into a centered cone, topped by slices of fruit
★ 'Collins' — a traditional longdrink stirred with ice in the same glass it is served in and diluted with club soda, e.g. Tom Collins
★ 'Crusta' — characterized by a sugar rim on the glass (e.g. Margarita), brandy, maraschino liqueur, aromatic bitters, lemon juice, curacao, with an entire lemon rind as garnish
★ 'Daisy'— a traditional long drink consisting of a base spirit, lemon juice, sugar, grenadine. The most common daisy cocktail is the Brandy Daisy. Other commonly known daisies are the 'Whiskey' Daisy, 'Bourbon Daisy', 'Gin Daisy', 'Rum Daisy', 'Lemon Daisy' (the non-alcoholic variant), 'Portuguese Daisy' (port and brandy), 'Vodka Daisy', and 'Champagne Daisy'.
★ 'Fix' — a traditional long drink related to Cobblers, but mixed in a shaker and served over crushed ice
★ ' Fizz' — a traditional long drink including acidic juices and club soda, e.g. Gin Fizz
★ ' Flip' — a traditional half-long drink that is characterized by inclusion of sugar and egg yolk
★ 'Julep' — base spirit, sugar, and mint over ice. The most common is the Mint Julep. Other variations include Gin Julep, Whiskey Julep, Pineapple Julep, and Georgia Mint Julep.
★ 'Negu'
★ 'Punch'
★ 'Sangaree'
★ 'Sling' — a traditional long drink prepared by stirring ingredients over ice in the glass and filling up with juice or club soda
★ 'Smash'
★ 'Sour'
★ 'Toddy'
★ 'Shrub'
See also
★ Vermouth cocktails
★ Highball
★ Beer
★ Beer cocktails
★ Cocktail garnishes
★ Drink mixers
★ Drinking game
★ Drinkware
★ Flaming beverages
★ Glassware
★ Mixed drink shooters and drink shots
★ Mixed drinks
★ Non-alcoholic mixed drinks
★ Wine cocktails
References
1. IBA Official Cocktail. International Bartender Association. Retrieved March 24, 2007.
External links
★ Good Cocktails — Mixed drink recipes, cocktails, and bartender guide
★ CocktailDB — The Internet Cocktail Database
★ DrinkBoy.com — A list of the cocktail recipes, many with additional information
★ Boozemixer — Bartender Guide to Drink Recipes
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