The Bull Shot is a variation of a Bloody Mary, using beef bouillon or beef consomme instead of tomato juice

Made with vodka, ginger beer, and lime, the name refers to the popular perception of vodka as a Russian product and the intense flavor “kick” of ginger beer.

A long drink made with dark rum, lemon, and grenadine.

The Mojito originated from Havana in the late 19th century and gained popularity in the 1930’s. It’s made of mint, cane sugar, and rum; similar to a Mint Julep.

A cocktail made of Cola, lime and rum. This cocktail is often referred to as a Rum and Coke in the United States, where the lime juice is optional.

A non-alcoholic variation of sex on the beach.

Invented by renowned, (and two times world champion) mixologist Donato ‘Duke’ Antone in Los Angeles during the 1950’s. According to legend, Harvey was actually a Californian surfer. After losing an important contest, he consoled himself in Duke’s Blackwatch bar with one of his ‘special’ screwdriver cocktails, (a screwdriver with a dash of Galliano liqueur). After several drinks, he tried to leave the bar, but unfortunately kept bumping into the furniture and walls. Harvey ‘the Wallbanger’ became his nickname and the famous drink was named.

Made with rum, orange curacao and orgeat syrup, it’s a well-known alcoholic cocktail purportedly invented at the Trader Vic’s “Polynesian-style” restaurant in Oakland, California in 1944.

A cocktail containing vodka or gin and grapefruit juice, served in a glass with a salted rim.

A varaition of the tequila sunrise, it uses blackberry brandy instead of grenadine.

A variation of the tequila sunrise using vodka instead of tequila.

Made from tequila, orange juice and grenadine, it’s named for the way it looks after it has been poured into a glass – the grenadine and orange solids settle, creating variations in colors that mimic a sunrise.

The Mint Julep is distinctive to the southern United States; and is similar to a mojito in its use of mint and sugar.

4/10 Brandy 5/10 Milk 1/10 Gomme syrop 1 Egg yolk Shake Strain into an ice filled Highball glass. Add grated nutmeg

Bloody Marys, and the non-alcoholic Virgin Mary, are frequently served in the morning, as are mimosas and screwdrivers, as well as later in the day.

Invented by renowned, (and two times world champion) mixologist Donato ‘Duke’ Antone in Los Angeles during the 1950’s. According to legend, Harvey was actually a Californian surfer. After losing an important contest, he consoled himself in Duke’s Blackwatch bar with one of his ‘special’ screwdriver cocktails, (a screwdriver with a dash of Galliano liqueur). After several drinks, he tried to leave the bar, but unfortunately kept bumping into the furniture and walls. Harvey ‘the Wallbanger’ became his nickname and the famous drink was named.

A popular refreshing cocktail made of vodka, cranberry and grapefruit juice.

One of the stories regarding the creation of the Screwdriver cocktail refers to Iranian Oil Workers mixing their Vodka and Orange Juices with Screwdrivers, hence the name.

A cocktail made of vodka, peach schnapps, cranberry juice, and orange juice.

A variation of a screwdriver using orange soda water like fanta instead of fresh orange juice.

A strong drink made with vodka, gin, tequila, cointreau, and rum.

It has been suggested that this drink was invented during the Prohibition era in the US because of its similarity to non-alcoholic iced tea. However, it is thought that it was actually invented by a bartender in Long Island, New York, in the late 1970’s.