10 best classic cocktails

There are many fancy cocktail nowadays, but only a selected few will give you that real classic cocktail feeling. Check out the list below and find out what cocktail is your favorite.

1. Manhattan cocktail

 

Manhattan cocktail
Manhattan is one of the finest and truest classic cocktails, and it is very easy to make. Check out the classic recipe, and some variations here.










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2. Dry Martini cocktail

 

Dry Martini cocktail
Dry Martini is one of the fancies cocktails out there, they come in all the colors and flavors, but the original Dry Martini is consisted of gin and dry vermouth with either an olive or lemon twist decoration. Check out the recipe here.






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3. Martinez cocktail

 

Martinez cocktail
Martinez was the inspiration for the Martini cocktail and was created by "Professor" Jerry Thomas. Though it is not as famous as the cocktail that followed it, it is just as important to the cocktail experience because it show the sweeter side of the gin cocktail. Check out the recipe here.




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4. Sazerac cocktail 

 

Sacerac cocktail
Sazerac includes absinthe (or a substitute) and has an underlying anise flavor. When mixing this cocktail be careful because absinthe can overpower the whiskey. Another fun fact is that Sazerac became the official cocktail of New Orleans. Read the recipe here.



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5. Old-fashioned cocktail


Old-fashioned cocktail
Old-fashioned is a very simple cocktail recipe, but is essential for the cocktail repertoire. For this cocktail, you will learn the simple technique of muddling. For the recipe click here.






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6. Brandy Cocktail 

 

Brandy Cocktail
Brandy Cocktail is one of the first original cocktails, and a great way to start your cocktail experience. It is an easy cocktail to make and it shouldn't take you more than 3 minutes. Check out the recipe here.










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7. Margarita cocktail 

 

Margarita cocktail
Margarita nowadays comes in many colors and flavors, with many variations. However in the beginning, Margarita was a lot simpler, no blender was involved. It was made of tequila, orange liqueur, lime and lemon juices, and simple syrup. Here is the recipe.









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8. Daiquiri cocktail 

 

Daiquiri cocktail
Daiquiri also has a lot of variations, but the original cocktail is a mix of rum, lime juice, and simple syrup. If you haven't tried this version, give it a chance. It is thought that the Daiquiri cocktail was invented in Cuba as a medicinal treatment. Check out the recipe here.









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9. New Orleans Fizz cocktail 

 

New Orleans Fizz cocktail
New Orleans Fizz is one of the most popular cocktails of the Golden Age. It was the first cocktail to introduce the flavor that shaking eggs brings. To get the great fizz you must shake until it hurts. This is done to be sure that the egg mixes in completely. Here is the recipe.









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10. Mint Julep cocktail

Mint Julep cocktail
Mint Julep is one of the best known bourbon cocktails. Like the Old-fashioned cocktail, it requires muddling. You will muddle mint and simple syrup. Once the essence of the mint has been released, you just fill the glass with crushed ice and ad bourbon. As an alternative to muddling the mint and sugar cube you can also infuse a sugar syrup with mint. Read the recipe here.

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