You may not realize it, but there are many iconic cocktails that hail from the U.K. Let's take a deep dive into these British ...

Or try lemon sorbet, as in the Italian Sgroppino, a slushy, crowd-pleasing cocktail, where its acidity and sweetness offset vodka’s bite. A final hit of zest on top lends an immediate lemon aroma.

The Bourbon Smash Melds Mint And Lemon Into A Refreshing Cocktail This easy-going cocktail is one of many creations in the smash family. Popular since the mid-19th century, this time-tested style ...

A refreshingly tart, easy-drinking cocktail, a Lemon Drop is made with vodka, triple sec or curaçao, simple syrup, and of course, freshly squeezed lemon juice. We think it's the perfect cocktail ...

But Lipari pours a light shot of Pimm’s over ice, adds homemade lemon sour mix instead of 7-Up (“You’ve got to make your own and make it fresh,” he insists) and tops it with Champagne.

8. Minted Zucchini, Pea, And Lemon Cucumber Salad With this invigorating mint-flavored zucchini and lemon cucumber mix, you’ll enjoy this even without the usual leafy greens we’re all used to.

This cocktail rocks right now (it’s a great hot-weather sipper). It’s light yet full of flavor notes — lemon, lime, sugar, and bourbon work a certain magic together that’s just right.

To make a bloody, combine 3 ounces of mix with 2 ounces of vodka; shake and serve over ice with your preferred accouterment (celery stalks, olives, pickled okra, lemon, lime, etc.).

Instructions: 1. Mix your wine, brandy, apple pucker, berry syrup and cranberry juice in a pitcher. 2. Pour your red sangria in to a wine glass. 3. If desired, garnish with fresh fruits and herbs ...