10 Summery Spritz Recipes To Make Every Day A Party

Kentucky Lemonade

Here’s a cocktail you’ll want to sip all year: sparkling lemonade spiked with bourbon. We’re big fans of all things bubbly, so this drink is getting added to our list, STAT. (via The Chunky Chef)

Oaxacan Rusty Nail

For a drink that lives up to its name, try this take on the rusty nail, made with mezcal, Drambuie, and bitters. Don’t wory, there’s no rust involved. (via Gimme Some Oven)

Patrón Tequila Mockingbird

Combine, 1.5 oz. Patrón Silver, 2 oz. Fresh watermelon juice, .15 oz. Fresh lime juice, 4 Fresh basil leaves, fresh black pepper drops, and simple syrup to taste. Shake the mix with ice, then strain onto fresh ice in a a double old fashioned glass and garnish with a watermelon slice. (via Patrón)

Moscato Sangria

Sangria is *so* simple to make since it’s prepped in a large batch. If you’re serving a party, this classic fruity drink is a must-make. (via Culinary Hill)

Sparkling Fig Cocktail

Vodka, champagne, figs and sprinkle of sugar come together to make this fancy-lookin’ cocktail that really isn’t all that involved. If you have a few minutes to spare, try this delicious sip out for yourself! Figs go *amazing* in cocktail recipes. (via Barley & Sage)

Easy Bourbon Slush

Okay, but have you ever tried bourbon slushified? This recipe is reminiscent of an Arnold Palmer, too, which gives it some amazing flavor, not to mention the pleasing texture. (via Live Eat Learn)

Creamsicle Delight Cocktail

A mixture of whipped-cream vodka, orange juice, and ginger ale, this cocktail tastes just like a popsicle. Don’t forget to add a maraschino cherry before serving! (via The Blond Cook)

The Negroni

Whether you’re in need of a drink to go with your dinner or with your favorite holiday movie, this is a simple and classy choice that you can sip on all night long. Just don’t forget the iconic orange zest in your cocktail recipes. (via Most Hungry)

Empress Gin French 75 Easy Cocktail Recipe

There’s a good chance that if a cocktail is in a fun color, we’re more likely to drink it. So you’ll understand why we immediately bookmarked this gorgeous drink. The fact that it has a combo of champagne and lemon juice doesn’t hurt either. (via Barley & Sage)

Irish Coffee

Dissolve some brown sugar in whiskey, then add boiling coffee and a layer of frothy cream right on top for the best Irish Coffee around. Another trick you can do is pouring your cream over a cold spoon so that it floats on the rest of the drink. Coffee lovers, unite! (via Culinary Hill)

Tamarind Margarita

If you’re a regular margarita drinker, try this twist on the classic. It features Tamarind syrup, tequila, lime juice, and Tajin for an unexpected, complex, and flavorful addition to your happy hour. Creative cocktail recipes FTW! (via Cilantro Parsley)

Berry Lemonade Margaritas

Citrusy and sweet, these raspberry lemonade margaritas are just the thing to drink when you’re dreaming about warmer days *and* when it starts getting hot again. (via Crazy for Crust)

Canción Lyrical Mint Margarita

Raspberry lemonade, tequila and club soda?! We’ll take two please! For a batch of this drink, mix 1 bottle of Canción Blanco Tequila, 1 can of frozen lemonade, 32 oz water, 32 oz seltzer or club soda, 12 oz Raspberry Lemonade juice Fresh Mint. (via Canción)

The Bee’s Knees

Honey lovers, take note — you’ll want to memorize this simple cocktail. It features a honey syrup that you’ll want to add to everything from here on out. (via Hungry by Nature)

Mason Jar Margaritas

Mix up a batch of these mason jar margaritas, then let guests help themselves at your next get-together. Everyone will be happy when you make cocktail recipes like this! If you’re a salt rim kind of person, go for it! (via Stetted)

Espresso Martini

Four ingredients (including your favorite coffee liqueur), and you’ve got yourself a delicious sip that you might’ve just paid a nonsense $15 for if you had gone out. Just keeping it real! (via Culinary Hill)

New York Sour Cocktail

Bourbon, red wine, lemon juice, and simple syrup are all you need to make this bold cocktail. You probably already have a lot of that at home! (via Dishes Delish)

Guava Margarita

A good margarita can never be passed up, especially this uniquely-flavored guava one. You’ll need four ingredients and a hearty shake to make the easiest drink ever. (via Cozy Cravings)

Es Berry Berry Good Cocktail

Shake, 1.5oz Dos Hombres mezcal, 1/2oz Blackberry Purée, 1/2oz Lime Juice, 1/4oz Velvet Falernum and 3/4oz Pineapple Juice and serve on the rocks for a delicious and refreshing cocktail! (via Dos Hombres)

NOLET’s Watermelon Slushy

Cut a watermelon into chunks that are the size of ice cubes, and freeze for two hours on a tray lined with parchment paper. Make a mint lime syrup with 1 cup Sugar, 1/4 cup Fresh Lime Juice, 1 bunch of Fresh Mint, 3/4 cup Water by heating them in a saucepan until the sugar dissolves. Blend frozen watermelon chunks and 1/2 cup of the syrup until it’s a slushy consistency. Add NOLET’s Silver Gin, pour, and garnish with watermelon, mint, and black sesame seeds. (Recipe used with permission, via NOLET’s)

Micheladas

Like a cross between beer and a Bloody Mary, micheladas are the savory brunch cocktail recipes you’ve been missing out on. And yes, that is shrimp in the cocktail. (via Imagelicious)

Blood Orange Margarita

Colorful blood orange juice makes these margaritas immediately seem more dramatic, though the recipe itself stays simple so that it’s easy for you to make yourself. (via Simmer and Sauce)

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NOLET’S Watermelon Cooler

Muddle four basil leaves with 0.5 cups of watermelon in the bottom of a shaker. Add ice, 1.5 oz. NOLET’S Silver Gin, 0.5 oz. Elderflower Liqueur, and 0.5 oz. Lemon Juice, and shake until chilled. Strain into a balloon glass and garnish with a basil leaf. Recipe used with permission, via NOLET’s)

Grapefruit Groove

Get ready to shake the most refreshing sip of the summer, using Tito’s, grapefruit juice, lime juice, and agave nectar. (via Tito’s Vodka)

Spiked Ginger Lemonade

Robust ginger beer mixes with fresh lemon juice and vodka perfectly. The result? These bracingly bold drinks that you can serve in a mule mug. (via Whitney Bond)

Spiced Pear and Bourbon Sparkler

Combine 1 cup pear juice, a 2-inch nub of ginger peeled and sliced, 2 cinnamon sticks, and 5 cloves in a pot. Cover and simmer over low heat for 10 minutes. Take off the heat and add 1/4 cup lightly packed brown sugar. Stir until fully mixed, cool, and strain. This is your Spiced Pear Simple Syrup, and it can last in the fridge for up to one week.

Pour 1.5 ounces of Bourbon, the syrup, 0.5 ounces of lemon juice, and ice into a cocktail shaker and shake for 30 seconds or until the surface of the cocktail shaker is cool to the touch. Strain over a chilled coupe glass and top with Prosecco. (Recipe used with permission, via Lisa and Erika of Boozy Kooties, Swerve, and FitVine)

Watermelon-Infused Vodka

On the rocks or sipped with soda, it’s hard to go wrong with the fresh taste of this homemade watermelon vodka. Watermelon cocktail recipes always taste super refreshing! (via Dishes Delish)

Skinny Salty Dog

Grapefruit vodka and seltzer water put a healthier twist on the Salty Dog, a cocktail recipe usually made with grapefruit juice and plain vodka. (via The Every Kitchen)

Tequila Mule

This easy cocktail recipe only requires three ingredients (tequila, lime juice, and ginger beer) for a flavor combo that is classic for a reason! Serve in a classic mule mug with extra limes. (via Cozy Cravings)

This is a healthy take on the classic marg – with a fruity twist. It still has the mezcal and tequila that you usually add to your drinks, but features a healthy soda alternative. Plus, it only takes five minutes to put together. (via Rachel Mansfield)

Maple Old Fashioned

We love how maple makes anything taste more autumnal, and this five minute, easy cocktail recipe has fall written all over it. If you can’t resist fall flavors, even in spring, this drink is the one for you. (via The Endless Meal)

PATRÓN Watermelon Basil Margarita

Shake 1.5 oz. Patrón Reposado, 1 oz. Fresh watermelon juice or puree, 1 oz. Fresh lime juice, 1 oz. Agave nectar, and 3 Basil leaves in a shaker with ice. Strain onto fresh ice in a double old fashioned glass and garnish with a basil leaf and watermelon wedge. (via Patrón)

Mythology Gin Fizz Recipe

love the foam on this drink — it’s almost like the cappuccino of cocktails. Dry shake 2 oz Mythology Needle Pig Gin, 0.75 simple syrup, 8 drops lavender bitters, 1 egg white, then add ice and shake again once foamy. Double strain into a Collins glass with no ice and top with soda until the foam reaches the top. Sprinkle with lavender. (via Mythology)

Mythology Garden Gnome Cocktail Recipe

We can’t wait to sip this Garden Gnome in the garden because, well, where else would we drink it? Shake 1.5 oz Mythology Needle Pig Gin, 0.25 oz dolin genepy, 0.5 simple syrup, 0.75 lime juice, and 1 oz cucumber basil puree, then strain into a Collins glass over ice. Top with soda, black pepper, and garnish with a cucumber wheel. (Recipe used with permission, via Mythology)