Best Drink Recipes for Any Occasion

Steal a bottle or two from the six pack and create these tasty dishes that feature beer as a major flavor ingredient.

Sip well while spending less.

From fantastic club memberships to decanters and growlers, here’s how to please your favorite imbiber.

Shaken OR stirred, it's hard to match the martini when it comes to classic, sophisticated drinks.

We've included classic cocktails, such as hurricanes, mai tais, and margaritas, plus plenty of exciting new drinks. Drink up, friends!

Rather than a traditional bellini, which consists of fresh peach purée and Prosecco or sparkling wine, we flip-flopped the bubbly beverages and opted for a sparkling peach seltzer (such as La Croix) along with a sweet white wine, like Riesling or Moscato. Fresh, crisp, and irresistably summery, this fruity spritzer is practically made to be sipped by the pool or tended to after a long day out in the sun.

Add a little pop, twist, and fizz to your Independence Day celebration with this sweet and sour cocktail. The Pop Rocks rim is like a firework show in your mouth, and it's guaranteed to make your guests smile. Reach for this red, white, and blue raspberry cocktail to keep you refreshed and satisfied all Fourth of July long.

You don't have to drop big bucks at a bar—you can make easy and cheap drinks right in your own home. From our classic Simple Screwdriver recipe to our trendy La Croix Margaritas, or best cheap drink and easy cocktail recipes are as delicious as they are budget-friendly. 

You can pair these timeless cocktails with that little black dress or a perfectly tailored suit any night of the week. 

Nothing tastes and looks like the holidays quite like a classic red velevet cake. Easier to prepare, these dessert shots capture all of the rich goodness of red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting; it's a boozy treat everyone is sure to love. Make these shots as instructed for a Christmas party or top with edible metallic sprinkles for a festive New Years treat.

As the temperatures rise, we're planning days poolside with a big book, salty snacks, and of course — cool cocktails. Start prepping to host a big party to celebrate the season. We've got our best big batch cocktails you can make for every guest who arrives.

Inspired by the signature mint mojito iced coffee from Philz Coffee, this refreshing, creamy iced beverage is the only way you're going to want to get your caffeine come warmer weather. All it takes is a simple muddle of fresh mint and raw sugar, combined with your espresso and cream, to make this deliciously cooling sipper that any java-drinker is sure to love.

For a breezy autumn treat, look no further than this boozy caramel apple old-fashioned that is deliciously balanced while being both tart and sweet at the same time. For a fall party cocktail, look no further than this great drink, which uses the primary fruit of the season to both flavor and adorn the glass with plenty of autumnal richness. The salted rim plays well with the caramel flavors here and allows this drink to earn more of a grown-up flair rather than become overly sweet and dessert-like. 

It's time to celebrate your inner wizard. Levitate from the ground with this delicious, bubbly cocktail made from Pop Rocks and Zotz candy, the closest things we muggles have to Fizzing Whizbees. It's sweet, tart, and pops and fizzes with each sip.

This simple slushie whips together in under ten minutes, making it the perfect cocktail to accompany your afternoon. Smooth, floral, and refreshing, this crisp glass gets its signature flavor from rosé and elderflower liqueur. Raspberries add tangy and sweet notes to round out the flavor of this elegant cocktail, making it the perfect refresher to include in your next afternoon get-together. For added elegance, serve alongside some beautiful Elderflower Macaroons. 

Who needs to make a trip to the cafe when you can make your favorite holiday drinks at home? This gingerbread latte has everything you love about gingerbread and java in one delightfully caffeinated drink. If you can't steam milk at home, warm the milk slowly in a saucepan and froth the milk by shaking it in a tightly sealed jar, using a frother, or whisking thoroughly while heating.

Similar to a margarita, this tequila-based cocktail gets an upgrade with fresh watermelon juice. Ultra-refreshing and hydrating, this summertime cocktail is the perfect combination of citrusy bubbles, seasonal summer produce, and a splash of booze.

Drink like a true Jedi with this Star Wars cocktail. In celebration of Rogue One, we created a blend of tequila, schnaaps, and sour mix garnished with a lightsaber. That makes this the perfect beverage for fans of the force.

Why add cream and sugar to your java when you can jazz it up with a pour of bubbly coconut-flavored La Croix? Effortlessly refreshing and light, this simple spin on cold brew is just the beverage you'll want to be sipping poolside. A spritz of fresh lime juice adds a bright kick of citrusy flavor.

This pleasant cold coffee drink is a refreshing and crisp way to get your cup of joe that doesn't feel like a milkshake or an overly saturated, sweet concoction that's found at most coffee shops. It has a very rich and creamy taste along with a pleasant effervescent fizz at the end from the sparkling water, making the two ingredients an unlikely duo that taste surprisingly perfect together. Coffee lovers will love this super simple recipe. 

Expecting company? These shooters are perfect for parties, gatherings, and get-togethers. Just remember, for adults only! 

Get that irresistable, chocolatey-mint coffee at home, anytime with this Peppermint Mocha recipe. Add more syrup for a sweeter, stronger mint flavor. If you can't steam milk at home, warm the milk slowly in a saucepan and froth the milk by shaking it in a tightly sealed jar, using a frother, or whisking thoroughly while heating.

Add a little sweet and spice to your coffee or cocktail with this simple gingerbread syrup. Use it to make our Copycat Gingerbread Latte.

Summer is as synonymous with rosé as it is with flip flops, beach towels, and long, lazy vacation days. Chances are, you’ve already found your favorite rosé, know your preferences, and have maybe even spent a day or two sipping on more rosé than you should by the pool. There’s only one territory left uncharted: eating your rosé. From stunning cakes and tarts to boozy treats and cocktails, and even an unexpected steak topper in the mix, if you’re a fan of rosé, it just makes sense to bring those crisp, fruity flavors into the kitchen this summer.