Also known in some places as a China Blue, is typically a pale semi-translucent blue in colour, and is served in a chilled Collins tumbler.

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.

The daiquiri was invented around 1905 in the Venus bar in Santiago by american mining engineers and has spawned many variations over the years, particularly of the frozen variety. It is made of rum and lime juice. [source wikipedia]

Arguably the most famous version of the daiquiri, it also uses maraschino liqueur and served frozen.

Named after Hemingway’s nickname in Cuba, it is a variation of the Daiquiri Floridita exchaging the lime juice with grapefruit juice.

The daiquiri was invented around 1905 in the Venus bar in Santiago by american mining engineers and has spawned many variations over the years, particularly of the frozen variety. It is made of rum and lime juice. [source wikipedia]

A variation of the manhattan using white rum.

The official beverage of Puerto Rico, it’s a sweet, rum-based cocktail with coconut cream and pineapple juice blended, or shaken with, ice.

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 hurricane is a very sweet cocktail made from rum, passionfruit and lime popular in New Orleans.