After a long week, kick back with a glass or two. Play some music and make your own cocktails!
8. Bloody Mary

Pinoys aren’t really a Bloody Mary-drinking bunch but the asim-anghang goodness of this tomato juice-based drink will give any person’s weekend a bit of a pleasant jolting.

PS Contrary to popular belief, a glass of Bloody Mary (or generally just more alcohol) does not cure a hangover. Wikipedia says it just numbs the pain and discomfort of it.

pinterest coctails photo 8
7. Citron Lemongrass

Agave nectar will be hard to find but you can replace it with honey or some simple syrup. This citrus-based drink will be perfect for this sticky weather.

pinterest coctails photo 7
6. Mango Collins

Mangoes in cocktails make creamy, sweet and tangy drinks. There should be more mango-flavored cocktails.

pinterest coctails photo 6
5. Manly Mai Tai

Now the Mai Tai is typically associated with tipsy high-heeled clubbing women because of the way bars usually serve them (peachy in color, in a stemmed glass and with an umbrella perched on top) but this version deserves a second look from the male species. And it’ll probably get anyone drunk.

pinterest coctails photo 5
4. Honeycrisp Apple Sangria

Make an even fancier Sangria with white wine, schnapps, ginger and cinnamon sticks.

pinterest coctails photo 4
3. White Russian

Drink The Dude’s way and make this classic mix with just three ingredients—vodka, Kahlua and cream (or milk).

pinterest coctails photo 3
2. Zombie Cocktail

We know it’s not Halloween yet but it’s crazy not to put this on this list. And don’t worry, it’s not as gross as it looks.

pinterest coctails photo 2
1. Rainbow Jello Shots

The easiest way to get people drunk is to disguise your alcohol as rainbow-colored orange wedges. Be careful with these cute little things.

pinterest coctails photo 1

8List

Related Posts