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Paloma -

The Paloma is a mix of 59 ml of tequila, 59 ml of grapefruit soda, and a splash of lime juice. Add these ingredients to a rocks glass alongside some ice, give it a good stir, and enjoy!

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French 75 - A classic drink said to have first appeared in 1927 in a book called ‘Here’s How,’ the French 75 combines 29 ml of gin, 88 ml of champagne, 14 ml of lemon juice, and 14 ml of simple syrup.

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Negroni Sbagliato -

Challenging to pronounce, yet absolutely delicious, this Italian cocktail combines three simple ingredients: 44 ml of Campari, 44 ml of Vermouth, and 44 ml of Prosecco or another sparkling wine. Served in a rocks glass with a large ice cube and garnished with a classically simple orange slice, this drink is sure to please.

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Moscow Mule -

Originating in America, this cocktail’s name references its two main ingredients: vodka and ginger beer, which is said to have a kick "like a mule." The recipe calls for  44 ml of vodka, 14 ml of lime juice, 120 ml of ginger beer, and a wedge of lime. All beautifully served in a copper mug.

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Aperol Spritz -

This Italian drink originated in the city of Padua and brings together 59 ml of Aperol, 88 ml of dry Prosecco, and 14 ml of club soda served in a wine glass.

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Dark & Stormy -

This iconic beverage balances many flavor profiles and delivers a noteworthy cocktail. It's made with 50 ml of dark rum, 20 ml of lime juice, and is topped with ginger beer.

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Mojito -

Imagine any quintessential summer vacation and it’s sure to include the mojito. With 50 ml of white rum, a handful of mint leaves, 20 ml of lime juice, 15 ml of simple syrup, and a splash of soda water, it's sure to refresh.

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Penicillin -

A more sour in nature cocktail but with a warmth provided by the honey and ginger, this soothing drink contains 60 ml of scotch, 20 ml of lemon juice, 15 ml of honey syrup, and 15 ml of ginger syrup.

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Rosemary Gin Fizz -

A herbal cocktail giving distinct citrus notes and a subtle sweetness, the Rosemary Gin Fizz is sure to wow! With 50 ml of gin, a sprig of rosemary, 20 ml of lemon juice, 15 ml of simple syrup, and a splash of soda water, this cocktail is a complete treat.

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Spicy Margarita -

Get your tastebuds ready! This spicy favorite includes 50 ml of blanco tequila, 20 ml of lime juice, 15 ml of orange liqueur, and a jalapeño slice.

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Mimosa -

Combining equal parts champagne and orange juice, typically 60 ml of each, the mimosa is a fan favorite.

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French 77 -

Combining 25 ml of gin with 120 ml of champagne for a bubbly base gives this cocktail a refreshing flavor. However, a touch of tartness comes from 15 ml of lemon juice, balanced with 10 ml of simple syrup to add sweetness. Finally, a 5 ml float of raspberry liqueur finishes the drink with a fruity flourish.

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Tommy's Margarita -

This margarita relies on the quality of its ingredients. Start with 60 ml of tequila, then add the brightness of 45 ml of fresh lime juice. Then, a natural sweetener, agave nectar, is used in a 15-ml quantity to round out the flavors.

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Bee's Knees -

This elegant cocktail combines the botanical notes of 45 ml of gin with the bite of 22.5 ml of lemon juice. Honey syrup, measured at 15 ml, adds a touch of sweetness and a floral character.

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Greyhound -

This simple drink features 60 ml of vodka. The tart and juicy character comes from a generous 120 ml of grapefruit juice.

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Watermelon Margarita -

This twist on a classic margarita incorporates the sweetness of summer with 60 ml of watermelon puree mixed into 45 ml of tequila, 22.5 ml of lime juice, and a touch of sweetness from 15 ml of agave nectar.

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Strawberry Daiquiri -

This gorgeous red drink muddles fresh strawberries to release their strong flavor. Then, you'll add 60 ml of white rum to 22.5 ml of lime juice for a kick. The final touch is 15 ml of simple syrup for sweetness.

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Aperol Sunset -

This layered cocktail starts with 60 ml of Aperol for its orange base. Top that with 90 ml of Prosecco for a bubbly touch and 30 ml of pineapple juice for a tropical twist. Finally, a 5 ml float of grenadine adds a dramatic flair and red layer at the bottom.

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French Martini - Sophistication at its finest, this drink combines 45 ml of vodka with the raspberry liqueur Chambord, measured at 15 ml. Pineapple juice, at 90 ml, adds a tropical sweetness.

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Spiced Cranberry Mule - A holiday twist on the classic Moscow Mule pulls together 45 ml of vodka with 120 ml of ginger beer. Then, add in 60 ml of tart cranberry juice, which brings a touch of sweetness to the drink that is ultimately balanced by the acidity of 15 ml of lime juice. Consider garnishing with a cinnamon stick.

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Kir Royale -

This elegant yet simple drink features a deep purple layer of crème de cassis (15 ml) resting at the bottom of a glass filled with chilled champagne (120 ml).

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Bellini -

A brunch favorite around the world, the Bellini showcases the sweetness of summer with 60 ml of fresh peach puree. It is topped with 120 ml of Prosecco for a delightful balance of sweetness and bubbles.

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Gin & Tonic -

This recipe combines 60 ml of gin with 120 ml of tonic water for a refreshing base. Additionally, for looks and cooling flavor, add two to three slices of cucumber garnish to the drink.

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Smoked Old Fashioned -

This classic cocktail features the rich notes of bourbon (45 ml). A smoked orange peel adds a delightful twist, while 15 ml of simple syrup balances the drink. Finally, two to three dashes of Angostura bitters add a touch of complexity.

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Mezcal Paloma - This smoky drink uses 45 ml of mezcal as the base. A tart character emerges from 120 ml of grapefruit soda, while 15 ml of lime juice adds a touch of citrus.

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Cuban Citrus Libre -

Combine 50 ml of light rum with 60 ml of grapefruit soda for a bubbly base. Then, add 20 ml of freshly squeezed lime juice for a tart and refreshing surprise. A lime wedge to garnish completes this cocktail.

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Paper Plane -

This balanced and complex cocktail combines 30 ml of bourbon with orange notes known only to the infamous Aperol (30 ml) and the herbal complexity of Amaro Montenegro (30 ml). A squeeze of lemon juice (22.5 ml) adds an extra touch.

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Spiced Coffee White Russian -

This variation on the White Russian offers a warm twist. Start with 50 ml of vodka, then add 25 ml each of coffee liqueur (like Kahlúa) and spiced cream liqueur for a rich and creamy base. Finally, sprinkle some cinnamon on top for a perfect after-dinner drink.

Sources: (Liquor.com) (Real Simple) (BBC Good Food)

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