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Cloyingly sweet margarita mixes have given this drink a bad name. A well-made version is a fresh mix of lime juice and tequila, with a hint of sweetener:
( 2 oz silver tequila, 1 oz Cointreau , 1 oz lime juice , Salt for the rim )

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Perhaps the most refreshing whiskey cocktail, this is an old reliable favorite.

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A favorite of bartenders all over the world, the Negroni is a simple three-ingredient cocktail:
( 1 oz gin, 1 oz Campari , 1 oz sweet vermouth)

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Popular for good reason, the Moscow Mule is one of the most refreshing things to sip on a hot summer day. Its suggested vessel, a copper mug, also just looks sharp.

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The official drink of the Kentucky Derby is worth ordering even when you're not at Churchill Downs.

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Created sometime in the mid-1800s, the Manhattan is one of the booziest classic drink recipes.

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The cosmo became almost ubiquitous in the '90s thanks to the TV show Sex and the City, but this spin on the martini remains just as tasty today as when Carrie Bradshaw made it famous.

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Low on alcohol and high on refreshment, the spritz has been a crowd-pleasing favorite aperitivo for more than two centuries. Though it can be made with any amaro or liqueur as a base, by far the best known version is the classic Aperol Spritz.

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The Dark 'n Stormy was created on Bermuda in the late 1800s when British sailors, already rum fans, took to brewing ginger beer and combined their two favorites into one tasty concoction. Traditionally the cocktail is made exclusively with Bermuda-native Gosling's Black Seal Rum.

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The first official Pimm's bar popped up at the 1971 Wimbledon tournament, and now more than 80,000 pints of the quintessential British summer cocktail are served to spectators every year.

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