A surprisingly good after-dinner drink popular in the ’80s, particularly in El Dorado, California.

Though punches were a staple of the magazine for years, this recipe is unusual for two things: Chambord and ginger ale.

This punch has a lot of punch, though not, in our experience, enough to break a bone.

If you have metal ice cube trays, this recipe is a breeze. If you don’t, you should get some.

According to mixologist Dale DeGroff, this is the only cocktail named for its garnish.

Yes, this drink is as silly as it sounds, but if you like root beer floats, you’ll love this concoction.

A visually stunning cocktail made with tequila, orange juice, and grenadine. Good at sunset, too.

Make this drink with a soda siphon if you have one. You want a nice head of foam on top.

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