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thedroneranger · 1 year

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Daggers on Draught: Open Bar 🍻

Daggers and your requested drink combos! Shoutout to @gretagerwigsmuse @roosterforme @sylviebell and @beyondthesefourwalls for inspiring Open Bar 🥂

The bar is CLOSED. Drink up the OG Daggers on Draught, Drinking Drabbles and Craft Edition.

Also follow @love-in-light as she crafts cocktails based on this series!

Amelia

• Cherry Limeade (na) | Cherry Crush

Bob

Coyote

Cyclone

• Brooklyn | Checkmate • Gin & Tonic | Everything is Blue • Sazerac | Night Moves • White Russian | Heart of a Cyclone

Fanboy

Hangman

Hondo

• Mojito | Minted

Iceman

• Bourbon | Puff, Puff, Pour • Vesper | GoldenEye • Belvedere | On Ice • Whiskey Sour | Old Friend

Maverick

• Boulevardier | Twice as Nice • Tom Collins | Old Time's Sake

Payback

• Midori Sour | Solo Session • Paper Plane | Wingman

Penny

• Bloody Mary | Hair of the Dog • Martini | Shaken Not Stirred • Mimosa | Sail Away

Phoenix

Rooster

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voidsentprinces · 4 months

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My Job Stone flavors

(stop eating the job stones, Void.

No :D )

PLD: Blueberry Lassi WAR: Raspberry DRK: Dark Chocolate, Cherry GNB: Lemon Zest MNK: Creme Brulee DRG: Icy Blue Raspberry NIN: Dark Chocolate, Lychee SAM: Milk Chocolate, Orange RPR: Milk Chocolate, Lemon VPR: Mango Strawberry WHM: White Chocolate (Strawberry liquid at the center) SCH: Faer--I mean, Sugar "Plum" AST: Cinnamon Maple SGE: Coconut BRD: Limeade (Wait is this just a margarita?) MCH: Wintermint (kind of gritty...hope this isn't gunpowder) DNC: Strawberry Sakura BLM: Grape SMN: Actual limeade RDM: Cherry PIC: Pink Lemonade BLU: Blue Bubblegum (...is that sardine?)

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thecousinsdangereux · 7 years

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pink limonada prompt: the moment each of them realize 'god damn i wanna date both of ur faces'

(Combining this with @karatam’s thought: college-aged Trini, Kim and Tommy having a tequila drinking contest/game)

If pressed, Trini will always say it was Tommy’s fault.

If not pressed, Trini will absolutely still say it was Tommy’s fault.

Because of course it was Tommy’s fault, with her smirking smile and several liters of tequila and the oh-so-innocent phrase that began with ‘wouldn’t it be fun if…?’ that slid from her lips before Trini and Kim even had a chance to fully enter the apartment.

“You do know that this?” Kim gestures between the three of them, then pauses and just points at Tommy. “This is going to end terribly.”

“Yup.” Trini nods.

This doesn’t stop them from following her into the kitchen, where Tommy (ignoring them both) gently deposits the several bottles on her counter, alongside an alarmingly large punch bowl. “It’s going to work this time. ”

“I want you to think back, Tommy,” Kim begins, stepping closer and placing a hand on the girl’s shoulder in an overtly patronizing gesture that Tommy just rolls her eyes at. “To a time not two months ago — on a girl’s night much like this one — where you made the same bold claim…”

“And we all ended up with stomachaches from drinking too much liquid and stayed sober,” Trini cuts in with a drawl, and Kim glares at her (just a little) for cutting off her dramatic spiel.

“Listen, babes — ”

“The plural just doesn’t work there, how many times do I have to— ”

“— Tonight, it’s going to work because I have math on my side.”

Trini scoffs. “So says the Art History major.”

“I have Billy’s math on my side, alright? Now can you two close your pretty mouths for five seconds? Because I have equations.”

She whips out the paper with a flourish, leaving Trini wondering exactly where it had been the whole time. (Tommy’s sweatpants do not have pockets; she may have noticed this as she entered the apartment. When Tommy was walking in front of them. Maybe.) She shakes this thought away quickly and leans in to get a better look at the scribbles.

“This is the Wiki formula.”

Kim sighs. “It says right there at the top of the paper that it’s the Widmark Formula.”

“This is the Widmark Formula,” Tommy says, as though she’s merely repeating herself. “Which calculates a person’s Blood Alcohol Content, or BAC, using their weight, the amount of alcohol consumed, and the amount of time that’s passed since the party got started. And a bunch of other stuff that doesn’t matter.”

“You would make a terrible professor,” Trini snarks, but immediately regrets it when Tommy turns a sinfully wicked smirk on her.

“Ooh, Professor Oliver and Student Trini. I could be into that if you are, babe.”

Trini’s blush is immediate and god, you’d think she’d be better at controlling this sort of reaction by now, given the amount of practice she gets, but apparently not.

“Tommy, come on,” Kim tsks, and Trini feels a wave of gratitude. “You came in late and then went evil and point is, Trini and I spent a whole lot of time studying together in high school. So if she has the professor fantasy for anyone it’s for me.”

And… there goes the gratitude. Right out the window.

“Neither of you are funny. I hope you both know that.”

She especially doesn’t appreciate the way the two of them smirk at each other. But… maybe she doesn’t so much mind the way Kim leans in to plant a smacking kiss on her cheek. Or… even how Tommy leans around Kim and blows Trini a kiss of her own.

But right now they’re talking about math. So.

“Fine, fine,” Tommy continues. “The point is, Billy figured we could use this formula and just modify it to take into account our crazy superpowers and how they make every organ in our bodies work four times as hard, or whatever. And he did all this math wizardry and got… this!” She points at the final scribble of numbers, which means… absolutely nothing to Trini.

“Which means, all we have to do is drink like… six shots.”

Trini and Kim exchange a look. “That’s… actually not too bad.”

“In under a minute,” Tommy adds with a grin.

“Oh my god,” Trini groans.

“Tommy, we can’t drink a wine glass of tequila in under a minute.”

Tommy waggles her eyebrows. “I’ll let you turn it into a body shot, Kimmy. Well. Six shots in a row, but then you could move on to the licking. I’ve got limes. And salt.”

Kim’s lips purse in thought. “Oh, well, in that case…”

“Really?” Trini and Tommy say as one (the latter clearly excited, the former… confused about the mix of feelings the thought gives her).

Kim rolls her eyes at them both. “No!”

Undeterred as ever, Tommy just shrugs. “Hey, I get it. Kimberly Hart likes to stay in control. And she doesn’t like to lose… which you would, by the way, if we did this.”

“You’re such a transparent ass!”

“Because I’d obviously drink that mug of tequila way faster than you.” Tommy sighs. “It’s a curse, you know? Being superior in every way. Like… that time Trini said I was hotter than you. Remember that?”

The noise that issues from Kim can’t be described as anything other than a huff, and Trini has to laugh at how put out she looks. Still, she’s not about to leave Tommy’s claim unchallenged.

“You mean the time when you both got the super flu and you had a higher fever than Kim?”

“Semantics.” Tommy waves her off, walking over to her fridge and rummaging around in it, presumably for further supplies. “The point is… it’s okay if Kim wants to admit defeat.”

“You’re not subtle,” Kim reiterates, crossing her arms. “And fine, maybe this would have worked on me in high school, but I’ve matured. It’s not like I’m incapable of resisting a dare.”

She sounds confident… in precisely the over-confident way that Kim tends to sound when she’s feeling exactly the opposite. By now, Tommy knows this just as well as Trini, and it shows in the smirk she levels at Kim as she pulls her head out of the fridge.

“That right?” Tommy shrugs. “Good for you, babe. Peer pressure’s a nasty thing. What about you, Sunshine?” She tosses Trini a lime, which she catches easily. “Good news is, you’re tiny, so you can probably get away with like… 5 shots, or something. I’ll obviously have to drink the most because, you know… tallest. And — ” She flexes, and her loose tank top was pretty much made for the gesture. (It’s irritatingly hot.) “Buffest, too.”

Kim grumbles something under her breath, and while Trini doesn’t catch the exact words, she gets the gist. She would feel bad for Kim… if Kim ever showed any mercy when their positions were switched (which was often). And really, it was only fair that Trini play this up as much as Kim would.

“Alright, I’m in.”

“Yes,” Tommy cheers, then, this time, throws Trini a lemon with a wink. “Gotta rep that yellow too.”

“I’m not doing six body shots of tequila.” She pauses, then scrunches her face in distaste. “Especially not with a lemon.”

“No, no, this is all part of my brilliant plan.” She pauses, holding up her hand. “But wait, first of all you would still do it with a lime. I’m the lime, obviously. You’re eating the lime and I’m the lime and it’s — these sexual innuendos aren’t fun if you don’t follow along, Buttercup.” Tommy lets out a little groan. “Anyways, the lemon is for the drinks that will come after the shots. To keep us at a good level of drunk. And this drink is going to involve limes, lemons, and…” She grins at Kim and reveals the final item with a flourish. “Pink lemonade. We’re making pink limeade margaritas! I’m a genius. Right?”

Even Kim, who’d been quietly sulking over the turn of events, has to laugh at that.

“You’re something, Tommy.” She sighs, but catches the can of frozen pink lemonade when Tommy lobs it towards her, and opens it into the punch bowl. “Though you should have made this last night. What kind of college student are you if you can’t make a proper margarita?”

“The kind that hasn’t been able to get drunk up until now,” Tommy grumbles, pulling a few more ingredients from the refrigerator and bringing them over. “I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been DD. Or how many drunken propositions I’ve had to turn down.” She sighs in remorse, but then perks up. “That all changes today, babes!”

Trini rummages around in Tommy’s drawers for a knife and begins to slice the citrus she’d placed on the counter, while Kim adds limeade, water, and sugar. “The drunken propositions part definitely will.”

“Nah, just the saying no part,” Tommy returns, rapid fire, with a trademark grin. “It’ll be sober Kim’s responsibility to respect us if we get all hands-y. How fun.”

“Um, no. That is not happening.” Kim hip-checks both of them, swaying from side to side. “And this is not me rising to your dare, Tommy,” she adds, unconvincingly. “This is me being… unwilling to be in charge of both of you.”

Tommy smirks and begins to pull out about 25 shot glasses from one of her cabinets (Trini suspects she bought them specifically for this), moving away to set up them on her small kitchen table. “Thought you liked being in charge, Barbie? You’re always getting off on ordering me around, at least.”

“Unwilling to be in charge of you two while drunk,” Kim corrects, eyes rolling up to the ceiling.

“She wants to be able to blame you,” Trini adds, and Kim grins a little in her direction. “When this all ends up being a disaster.”

“Exactly.”

“Nah, I don’t buy it.” She lines up the shot glasses neatly, three rows of six, then turns around with a wide grin of her own. “You still can’t resist a dare, Bubblegum. Or a bet. So… first one to finish their shots? Winner gets a lap dance from the loser?”

Trini’s throat feels a little dry as she considers this scenario.

(She’s not sure ‘loser’ would be the right title for anyone involved.)

“That’s not what this.” Kim pauses, face carefully blank. “But obviously your ego needs to be checked, so fine.”

Tommy actually cracks her knuckles — like she’s preparing for a fight — then grabs a bottle of tequila and starts to pour.

“Don’t worry, babes. You’re not going to regret this.”

——

Naturally, when Trini wakes up, she regrets everything.

Her head is pounding and her tongue feels ten times too large and there must a spotlight on her because how can it possibly be so bright in… wherever she is. Even the thought of opening her eyes to learn more about her surroundings makes her stomach twist, so she decides against further investigation.

Of course, exactly at that moment, something moves against her. And a makes a little humming noise. Right in her ear.

And then another something moves against her. And pushes further against her stomach (which does not help with the nausea).

Her eyes spring open instinctively, before she’s able intercept the automatic response.

The regret deepens.

“Shit,” she whimpers, and has definitely more profanity ready to go, but her dry throat won’t allow it.

Even with her eyes open, the light is so blinding that adjusting to her surroundings takes more than a few seconds. And then once she does adjust, there’s so much to take in that she finds herself unable to begin to process for another full minute more.

First, she is naked. Or, might as fucking well be. Because she’s wearing a tank top that’s way too big (it nearly comes down to her knees) and very little underneath and it’s green and it’s the one Tommy had been wearing last night and shit, that goes along great with observation number two.

Observation number two is that Tommy Oliver is also pretty much naked, with just a sports bra and underwear on, and her face is nuzzling into Trini’s stomach, her arm is thrown around Trini’s waist, and her long legs are pretty much hanging off the small double bed that holds… the three of them. Because, yeah, that’s observation number three.

Trini might not be able to see exactly what’s happening behind her back, but she knows the (bare) arm that’s resting right alongside Tommy’s, and she definitely knows the (bare) thigh that’s thrown over her own hip and hell she even knows the few stands of brown hair that are just in her peripheral.

Moving her body is even worse than opening her eyes, but it still happens (without her permission); once she’s processed everything that’s going on around her, she jolts out of the bed and stumbles away, staring down at the two women she’s left behind with no small amount of shock.

It shouldn’t annoy her that they don’t appear to notice her departure, but it does. They both make noises of protest (a little whine from Kim and a low grunt from Tommy), but fill the space she’s left behind quickly enough; Tommy reaches blindly for a new pillow, finds Kim’s thigh, and tugs that closer instead, burrowing her face against it and letting out a soft sigh. And now it’s pretty clear that Kim is in a similar state of undress, clothed only in the strappy pink underthings that Trini has often caught glimpses of at various points in their friendship and always quickly looked away from.

She tries to do the same now, but just blinks instead.

And shit. Just… shit.

Because sure, she’s not an idiot. She knows she has a thing for Kim. And she knows it’s not entirely one-sided. Four years of friendship and sharing a weird-ass emotional link to the woman (and sometimes unfortunately, the rest of the Rangers as well) has given her that much. But it’d always been… the wrong time. Or maybe just a bad idea overall. They’re part of a team and that came first and the attraction and flirtation and (later) the feelings that had gotten harder and harder to call something simple like a crush or even lust… well, all of that had to fall to the wayside.

Not to mention the Tommy element of the whole thing, which, frankly had just complicated matters further, given the girl’s tendency to flirt with them both, which left Trini always feeling somewhere in between jealous and turned on and there wasn’t room for this kind of nonsense.

So they’d… ignored it mostly.

They’d hooked up with other people and kept the flirting light and the rest of the Rangers had just gotten used the dynamic like it was normal, or something, and maybe that’s what had led to this: Trini waking up in Tommy’s bed with both her and Kim and far too little clothing. They’d gotten too comfortable and this? This was going to be harder to ignore, especially if they start to put the pieces together about what had actually happened last night and goddamn if Trini didn’t — despite all this — still want to settle back in between the two of them and enjoy the hell out of the moment, hangover and all.

And well. Shit.

Apparently she wanted to date two girls. (Her fellow Rangers!) At the same time.

This was a problem.

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thatwitchyaunt · 3 years

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Makeup for Magick/Ritual p2: Ostara - The Spring Equinox (Pt 2 of 2)

(Juvia's Place cont.)

Left to Right: The Sweet Pinks, The Violets, and The Mauves

The mini palettes are definitely more like "companion palettes". With The Sweet Pinks, most of the palette leans more bright/neon pink. The top right shade and the bottom left shade are more that classic pink that I reach for around this time.

The Violets is beautiful purple palette, and has more depth than the others. Not a lot, but some.

The Mauves has about as much depth as the Sweet Pinks, but the color story is more cohesive. The bottom middle is a beautiful duochrome, but you need to wet your brush or use glitter glue to make it more opaque. Note to self, try pairing palette with a minty metallic. Bet that'd be cute!

Left: The Masquerade Mini, Right: The Magic Mini

The Masquerade Mini's top two colorful rows are beautiful pops for some of the nudes in the bottom two rows. Almost all of The Magic Mini's shimmers are great for Ostara/Spring Equinox except for the two silvery/grey shades in the bottom half. Pinks, golden yellow, a purple/blue duochrome, bright green, even that sea blue-green shade could work. The top warm tone mattes are, won't lie, basic, but they're really good. And the shade Kogi makes for a nice pink blush.

Next, Shroud Cosmetics!

On the right, we have the Creepy Cute palette. This one's obvious: pastels for days! So good. And on the left, is the Shroud x Beautbean It's Freakin' Bats palette. I know this doesn't seem very Ostara/Spring Equinox, but listen… Spooky (duochrome), Apparition (duochrome)and Zero and great spring purply-blues, and Handbook is a very bright chartreuse green that could be great for spring.

Last, but not least, Give Me Glow!

Top: Summer Vibes,Vintage Rose; Bottom: Sweet & Sticky, Vivid Rose

Ignore my broken Summer Vibes palette, please and thank you! If you cover up the two turquoise shades, the hot pink, and the bright orange, the rest have a spring vibe. Tan Lines, Skinny Dip, Bronzed Bombshell and Coconut Slushie would be nice spring nudes (along with Peach Snowcone), and Mango Margarita, Sunny and Fireworks are honestly a great combo for a yellow-orange daffodil look, and those start popping up around this time. Perfect!

Vintage Rose is what it says on the tin. A nice rosy pink and floral green palette. It's little sister, Vivid Rose, has all those bright pinks, berries and floral purples. Throw in some green and you'll look like a regular spring garden. The final palette, Sweet & Sticky, is a nice warm nude palette with a pop of butter yellow. I'd stick with every shade but the darkest. If nudes is more your thing, this is a good palette to use as a base, maybe with a pop of color in the inner crease.

Time for singles! We got 36 GMG shadows to start with. Some of them are discontinued, and a few of those are still available on the GMG site until they sell out. As I type this, Kiwi is discontinued but still in stock. So if you're looking for new singles for your collection, keep that in mind. These are all so much prettier in real life. Damn my garbage phone camera!

Small Palette (Right to Left, Top to Bottom):

Nudes, Pinks, and Nude Pinks

TBT - Deep burnt rustic orange

Last Summer - A muted peachy orange

Cream Please - Creamy ultra-pale beige

Highlight - Pale champagne gold

Flamingo - Hot coral pink

Pink Lemonade - Pink with electric gold a baby blue shifts

No Filter - Purple-mauve

Halo - White with baby blue and gold shifts

Nude Rose - Pale pink nude

Kitty - Ultra pale nude pink

Pink Champagne - Pink with champagne beige undertones

On Ice - Pale champagne nude

Large Palette (Right to Left, Top to Bottom):

Colorful and Pastel Duos, and One Special Shade

Bubblegum - Pale bubblegum pink

Princess Pink - Icy medium tone pink

Electric Purple - Neon pastel purple

Pretty Little Lilac - Icy lavender

Sky High - Bright sky blue

Bubbles - True icy blue

Wink - Deep periwinkle

Peri - Periwinkle

Grapeness - Deep blue violet

Electric Unicorn - A white base with pastel strong electric green and yellow shifts but strong pink with a flash. If you only pick up one new shade for Spring Equinox, make it this one!

Limeade - Lime green

Kiwi - Kiwi green. Perfect spring green

Fierce - Pale orange peach

Creamsicle - Pale icy orange

Lucky Charm - Pale golden yellow

My Sunshine - Sunny yellow

Lemon Lime - Electric green with shifts of banana yellow

Sour Apple - True electric apple green

Strawberry Lollipop - Reddish pink

Pink Frosting - Icy bubble gum pink

Raspberry Cheesecake - Blue based raspberry pink

Jellyfish - Deep fuchsia w/ purple shift

Mojito - Electric Turquoise

Electric Mint - Mint green with electric gold shifts

Shroud Cosmetics

Enigma - Purple with an intense aqua duochrome

Vigor - Lemon-lime soda green

Vigil - True yellow gold

Oracle - Creamy gold shimmer with intense gold shifts

Soulstone - Slightly muted magenta

Colourpop

Glass Bull - Duochrome lavender icy-blue. 10/10 inner corner highlight.

And that’s it! Holy crap, I actually got it finished… Maybe it'll actually stick this time. Ha!

Note to self: type future long posts into one note first. Just in case.

Now you know what to do! Shop you're stash and see what you already have that's perfect for the (next) first day of spring! Reblog with your Ostara makeup stash, too if you'd like. Let's see what we got!

#Makeup for Magick/Ritual #Ostara #Spring Equinox #sabbats #travel witchcraft #broom closet #witchcraft #magick #rituals

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veronica-ag · 4 years

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Chances are you’re already planning on drinking a margarita or two on Cinco de Mayo. There’s nothing wrong with that, but you have so many other choices. The holiday is a great excuse to experiment with other tequila cocktails, branch out into mezcal, or mix up whatever other summery drink you’re in the mood for. From a made-from-scratch take on the Paloma and a mezcal drink made with pomegranate and harissa to the perfect michelada, keep reading for 20 of our favorite cocktails that are perfect for Cinco de Mayo.

Tequila

Classic Margarita

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

If you are going to drink a margarita on Cinco de Mayo, skip the frozen kind made with sour mix and bottom-shelf booze and do it right with high-quality tequila, fresh lime juice, and triple sec—Cointreau provides a balanced sweetness without distracting from the tequila.

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Quick and Easy Margarita Shandy

[Photograph: Heather Meldrom]

Are you throwing a party but you’d rather not take the time to make individual margaritas for your guests? This pitcher drink is easy to make in bulk—just combine tequila, beer, and frozen limeade. You obviously won’t get the same pure citrus flavor as you would from fresh juice, but this refreshing cocktail is still a crowd-pleaser.

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Fresh Watermelon Margarita

[Photograph: Robyn Lee]

This margarita variation gets its fruity flavor and striking pink hue from watermelon juice, which you can make by blending up seedless watermelon and straining it to get rid of the pulp. Rather than triple sec we sweeten the drink with St. Germain elderflower liqueur, which has a delicate floral note that pairs well with the watermelon.

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The Upgraded Paloma

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

A standard Paloma is made by spiking grapefruit soda with tequila and lime juice. It’s already a great addition to a Cinco de Mayo spread, but if you want something a little more elevated, try this cocktail. We make it by replacing the soda with a grapefruit cordial made by macerating grapefruit peel in sugar and mixing it with grapefruit juice, lime juice, salt, and sugar. A dash of Campari adds even more complexity.

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El Diablo con Limón (Tequila Punch With Cassis and Lemon)

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We use a similar technique here, macerating lemons to make an intense syrup. We use the syrup in a party-friendly punch by mixing it with tequila, black tea, crème de cassis, and lots of chilled seltzer or soda water. The base of the cocktail will hold for 10 hours in the fridge, so feel to make it in the morning, set it aside, and add the seltzer when your guests arrive.

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Peach and Tequila Frozen Blended Cocktail

[Photograph: Elana Lepkowski]

This recipe pairs tequila with Suze, a French aperitif with a floral, citrusy flavor and just a hint of gentian-root bitterness. We mix the spirits with mint leaves and chunks of peaches and pineapple and blend until thick. Chilling the mixture overnight means that you can blend it with less ice, which means a stiffer cocktail.

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Hibiscus-Tequila Cooler

[Photograph: Elana Lepkowski]

I keep hibiscus-lime syrup in my fridge all summer long—it’s easy to make with dried hibiscus, and you can mix it with soda water for an incredibly refreshing drink. Of course, adding a little alcohol doesn’t hurt, so sometimes a little (or a lot of) blanco tequila will make it into my glass, too.

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Classic Sangrita With Orange Juice, Pomegranate, and Chili

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People all over the country will be taking tequila shots on Cinco de Mayo, but if I have a good bottle of blanco I’m going to sip it—preferably with a fruity sangrita. This version is made with with orange, lime, and pomegranate juice, but also check out our variations made with Clamato, grapefruit and honey, and pineapple and cucumber.

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Mezcal

Frozen Mezcal Palomas

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Our answer to the frozen margarita, this cocktail combines smoky mezcal, tart grapefruit and lime juices, and sweet honey. A pinch of kosher salt brings out the savory side of the mezcal. This cocktail scales up well for a party, but don’t try to blend more than double of this recipe at once or else the drink with blend too slowly and dilute too much.

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Paloma Point (Mezcal Negroni With Grapefruit)

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This cocktail is a Paloma-Americano mashup, combining the agave and grapefruit from the former with the Campari and vermouth from the latter. We like to make the drink with Punt e Mes, a bitter vermouth fortified with quinine. A little club soda keeps the cocktail nice and summery.

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Sierra Madre Sunrise

[Photograph: Elana Lepkowski]

This recipe gives you a little bit of a choose-your-own-adventure experience—it starts with mezcal, Aperol, and lemon juice, and from there you have a choice of bitters. Angostura will give the drink a spicy, earthy edge, while chocolate bitters will play up the orange notes in the Aperol. Either way, finish with club soda and garnish with lemon peel.

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El Derby Ahumado (Basil Julep With Cucumber, Jalapeño, and Mezcal)

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This drink doesn’t share a ton in common with a classic mint julep beyond the fresh herbs and crushed ice, but I don’t think anyone will complain. We start by muddling cucumber, jalapeño, and basil with agave (start with the first two and add the basil just at the end so you don’t overly bruise it), then brush the glass with the basil’s aromatic oils, add mezcal and ice, and stir until the glass frosts.

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Marrakesh Express (Pomegranate Mezcal Cocktail With Harissa)

The North African spice paste harissa isn’t something you usually see behind a bar, but it adds a wonderfully savory edge to this complex cocktail made with mezcal, pomegranate juice, and a tiny splash of rosewater. We shake it with aquafaba (the liquid from a can of chickpeas), which thickens the drink much like an egg white would.

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Domo Arigato (Mezcal and Ginger Cocktail)

This recipe turns to another savory ingredient you probably wouldn’t expect to find in a cocktail: toasted sesame oil. Just two drops is enough to give an intriguing nuttiness to what is otherwise a straightforward drink made with mezcal, simple syrup, lime juice, and ginger juice. Be sure to use fresh ginger juice, which has a much better flavor than the bottled stuff.

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Sassy Flower (Hibiscus-Rosemary Mezcal Cocktail)

Mezcal pairs as well with hibiscus as tequila does—for this cocktail we make a syrup out of hibiscus tea and rosemary sprigs and shake it with mezcal and lemon juice. Depending on where you live, hibiscus tea bags may be easier to find that loose, dried hibiscus.

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Other Cocktails

The Best Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

Maybe even more so that the margarita, the daiquiri has come to be associated with cloyingly sweet drinks made with terrible booze and artificially flavored sour mix. If you want to swing all the way to the other end of the spectrum you can check out the old-school daiquiri, but here we’re reclaiming the frozen version by blending good aged rum with lime juice, turbinado simple syrup, and strawberries.

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Frozen Negroni

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

Who says frozen drinks have to be sweet? This sophisticated blender cocktail is refreshingly bitter. A traditional Negroni is made with a 1:1:1 ratio of gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth, but for this frozen version, we find that you need to dial back the Campari and vermouth or else the gin gets a little lost.

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El Gallito (Pineapple-Chipotle Pitcher Cocktail)

We’re not done with savory cocktails quite yet—this recipe gets its unusual flavor from cilantro, scallions, tomatoes, and adobo sauce. Sweet pineapple and agave nectar keep the drink balanced. Vodka will let all of the fruits and vegetables shine brightest, but for Cinco de Mayo you can’t go wrong by using tequila instead.

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The Perfect Michelada (Spicy Mexican Beer and Lime Cocktail), Your Way

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If you are planning on celebrating Cinco de Mayo all day long then it might be a good idea to pace yourself with beer instead of liquor. There’s no better way to do that than with a michelada, which takes a cold light beer and spikes it with lime juice, hot sauce, and Worcestershire sauce. You can serve the drink in a glass with a salt rim, but it’s even better with the classic chili-salt blend Tajín.

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Fresh and Tart Chelada (Mexican Lime and Beer Cocktail)

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Cut out the hot sauce and Worcestershire from a michelada and you’re left with a chelada, a simpler—but just as refreshing—drink. We like our cheladas with a serious acidic kick, which means using two ounces of lime juice for a 12-ounce beer.

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Tequila

Classic Margarita

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

Get the recipe for Classic Margarita »

Quick and Easy Margarita Shandy

[Photograph: Heather Meldrom]

Get the recipe for Quick and Easy Margarita Shandy »

Fresh Watermelon Margarita

[Photograph: Robyn Lee]

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The Upgraded Paloma

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

Get the recipe for The Upgraded Paloma »

El Diablo con Limón (Tequila Punch With Cassis and Lemon)

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

Get the recipe for El Diablo con Limón (Tequila Punch With Cassis and Lemon) »

Peach and Tequila Frozen Blended Cocktail

[Photograph: Elana Lepkowski]

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Hibiscus-Tequila Cooler

[Photograph: Elana Lepkowski]

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Classic Sangrita With Orange Juice, Pomegranate, and Chili

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

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Mezcal

Frozen Mezcal Palomas

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

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Paloma Point (Mezcal Negroni With Grapefruit)

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

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Sierra Madre Sunrise

[Photograph: Elana Lepkowski]

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El Derby Ahumado (Basil Julep With Cucumber, Jalapeño, and Mezcal)

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

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Marrakesh Express (Pomegranate Mezcal Cocktail With Harissa)

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Domo Arigato (Mezcal and Ginger Cocktail)

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Sassy Flower (Hibiscus-Rosemary Mezcal Cocktail)

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Other Cocktails

The Best Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

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Frozen Negroni

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El Gallito (Pineapple-Chipotle Pitcher Cocktail)

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The Perfect Michelada (Spicy Mexican Beer and Lime Cocktail), Your Way

[Photograph: Vicky Wasik]

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Fresh and Tart Chelada (Mexican Lime and Beer Cocktail)

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