A mix of bubbly lemon lime soda or ginger ale, grenadine cherry syrup, and vodka, this sugary concoction is the boozy version of a classic Shirley Temple.
This nostalgic drink is overly sweet, but the vodka balances it out a bit. While the drink isn't super creative, it's simple to make and is still a worthy drink option.
Although this drink has an unbalanced, candy-like flavor profile, its bright layers of color and overall visual appeal make it a fun, tropical-inspired drink.
To make this citrusy cocktail at home, all you'll need is vodka, Cointreau (an orange-flavored triple sec liqueur), simple syrup, lemon juice, and sugar.
The lemon drop’s sugar rim is overkill on the sweetness factor but adds to its visual appeal, and the tartness of the lemon offers a nice contrast to the sugar.
Its incorporation of mint syrup adds a layer of sweetness to this summery cocktail, but it can be hard to get the proportions right, particularly when overwhelmed with crushed ice.
Part of what makes the classic French martini shine is its simplicity. All it requires is a high-quality vodka, pineapple juice, and a splash of Chambord.
Chambord is a spiced liqueur made of black raspberry flavor and cognac with French origins. This makes for a sophisticated drink that remains spirit-forward despite its sweetness.