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

In a decade overflowing with Champagne cocktails, it’s nice to find one with some character.

Served straight-up in a martini glass and garnished with fresh grapes, this no-fuss cocktail is made a standout by a final mist of absinthe that tickles the nose and awakens the palate....

More than just a pretty color, this cocktail combines gin and pink grapefruit juice to great effect.

The presentation may be unusual, but this rum, coconut milk, and lime cocktail will transport you to the tropics.

When life gives you lemons, go get some mint and rum and mix up a batch of these refreshing cocktails.

Who doesn’t love a mondegreen cocktail name? Ghost town knee see… I mean, goes down easy, too.

This cocktail is surprisingly tropical given that it originated in Victoria, British Columbia.

The individual liquors here are quite distinctive, and together they create just the right balance, which is key in any cocktail.

There have been other tequila, lime, and triple sec cocktails, but this is the classic.