The Cocktail Culture
The mere mention of the word conjures up an image of refinement,
as it has during the 200 year history of cocktails. Today, the word
cocktail refers to a mixed drink usually spirits or liqueurs, sometimes
prepared with a variety of fruit juices or carbonated mixers.
Ironically, cocktails are traditionally served either before dinner to
make you hungrier or after dinner, to make you more full.

Here are some of the most popular drinks we all love.

Cosmopolitan   
Ingredients 1 oz Vodka, 1/2oz Triple Sec,
1/2 limeade mix
1/2oz Cranberry Juice
Instructions ice (shake) rocks
Servings 1
Glass Any


Hurricane Drink Recipe
Ingredients 1 ounce dark rum
1 ounce light rum
1/2 ounce Galliano
2 ounces passion fruit syrup
1/2 ounce orange juice
1 splash Rose's lime juice
1 splash Pineapple juice
Instructions Fill a mixing glass with cracked ice. Add rum, galliano, passion fruit syrup, and orange juice. Shake and strain into highball or collins glass filled with ice cubes. Top with a splash of Rose's lime juice and a splash of pineapple juice.
Servings 1
Glass Highball


Sex On The Beach
Ingredients 1 oz Vodka
1 oz Peach Schnapps
1 oz raspberry mix
2/3 orange juice
1/3 cranberry juice
Instructions ice rocks
Servings 1
Glass Any


Jello Shooters
Ingredients 1 small box jello
1/3 c Bacardi rum
Instructions Follow the directions for 1 small box of Cherry Jell-O and use the method for quick cooling. That is, rather than 1 cup of water, use 6 ice cubes and let them totally melt. Add 1/3 cup Bacardi 151 Rum. Spray thirteen 2 ounce plastic cups with Pam
Servings 1
Glass Shot