From Better Homes and Gardens

Sip this refreshing icy cocktail of rum, fresh mint, lime juice, sugar and a splash of club soda in a tall glass.

Mojito Sparkler

From Better Homes and Gardens

Here's a secret many bartenders know: Most drinks follow the basic formula of 2 parts base (spirit) with 1 part sweetener (liqueur or sugar) and 1 to 2 parts juice (lemon, lime, or orange). This lime and vodka cocktail follows that rule.

Kamikaze

From Better Homes and Gardens

Create an elegant holiday drink by dipping martini glasses in chocolate-flavored hard-shell-style ice cream coating. Drizzle a little in the bottom of the glass for good measure.

Chocolate Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

Float these ice cubes in a fruit-flavored punch.

Berry Ice Cubes

From Fine Cooking Magazine

The original Martinez (from which the dry martini likely evolved) called for Old Tom Gin and Boker's Bitters, neither of which has been available in the United States for decades. In 2007, I created this adaptation.

The Martinez, Stirred

From Fine Cooking Magazine

This Whiskey Smash update was created by Dale DeGroff at the Rainbow Room in the early 1990s. Today, he makes his Smash with Curacao instead of simple syrup, but I like the drink more true to form.

Whiskey Smash, Shaken

From Better Homes and Gardens

Beat the heat with this refreshing fruit beverage recipe.

Pineapple-Watermelon Slush

From Campbell's

Campbell's® Tomato Juice is mixed with lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, horseradish and hot pepper sauce for a colorful and satisfying non-alcoholic drink.

Tomato Mocktail

From Betty Crocker

Try this hot chocolate cappuccino recipe from Betty Crocker.

Double-Chocolate Cappuccino Cocoa

From Better Homes and Gardens

Lime juice and lemonade blend nicely with the sweet taste of fresh basil leaves in this summertime drink. Slices of lemon add a finishing touch.

Basil Lemonade

From Betty Crocker

Cinnamon and cloves give your java a jolt! Whipped cream topping almost makes it a dessert.

Spiced Dessert Coffee

From Ladies' Home Journal

For this refreshing drink, we combined fresh squeezed lemon juice and a quick sugar syrup. Fresh mint ice cubes add a hint of crisp flavor.

The Perfect Lemonade

From Betty Crocker

A pretty punch is quickly made in a pitcher for a refreshing, no-fuss drink.

Citrus Spritzers

From Better Homes and Gardens

Berries provide traditional mulled cider refreshingly fruity taste.

Apple-Berry Cider

From Ladies' Home Journal

Use pear-flavored vodka, lemon juice, and a simple syrup to make this pretty cocktail. The drink is served with fresh pear slices.

Perfect Pear

From Betty Crocker

There's nothing like warm, spicy apple cider to break the ice when you're entertaining on a chilly day.

Hot Spiced Cider

From Better Homes and Gardens

Infuse the syrup with vanilla, fresh herbs, or lemon-ginger for a delightful syrup to serve with fresh fruit, cake, or beverages.

Simply Sweet Syrup

From Better Homes and Gardens

Blend three ingredients to make this delicious sipper.

Grape Fizz

From Ladies' Home Journal

Black peppercorns and cardamon pods balance out the sweet flavors in this hot holiday drink.

Hot Spiced Cranberry-Apple Cider

From The Food Channel

This delicious cocktail features two flavors of the holiday season: ginger and cranberry. It's vivid red color will immediately grab the eye of your party guests.

Ginger Cosmopolitan

From Better Homes and Gardens

This hot, fruit-flavored tea drink is wonderful on a snowy day.

Mulled Raspberry Tea

From The Food Channel

With only a few ingredients you can create a distinctive lemon liqueur that makes a lovely holiday gift, or to serve at your next party.

Lemoncello Liqueur

From Better Homes and Gardens

Worcestershire, horseradish, and hot pepper sauce give this icy low-calorie beverage extra punch.

Peppy Tomato Slush

From Better Homes and Gardens

The sweet combination of brandy, creme de cocoa, chocolate syrup, and whipping cream resembles dessert. Serve the cocktail in stemware and garnish with chocolate shavings.

Ultra Alexander

From Better Homes and Gardens

Once you make the simple syrup, this drink is a breeze to put together.

Summer Mint Julep