Drinks

The South's favorite sip gets a cocktail makeover.

Sweet and tangy, this icy blueberry lemonade is a delicious way to cool down on a hot day.

Cherry limeades are a childhood favorite that adults don't have to be ashamed to say they adore.

Add fruity flavor to basic iced tea with blueberries and lemon juice for a refreshing drink that's great for entertaining.

Similar to an Arnold Palmer, this refreshing drink combines two summer favorites—lemonade and iced tea. Turn this into a cocktail by adding bourbon or spiced dark rum.

Can't choose between a mojito and a margarita? Have the best of both worlds with a Mojitarita!

Bee's Knees dates all the way back to Prohibition, and, nearly 100 years later, it has lasted and charmed its way through the century.

If you're a fan of bourbon, you are going to love this festive cocktail. The recipe calls for simple syrup, which is great to have on hand for all of your holiday cocktails. You can also make up a second batch and infuse it with mint for a fresh stir-in to sweeten your tea. This cocktail is incredibly easy to make. Just add the first three ingredients in a highball glass. Add ice, club soda, and voila! You've just made one impressive cocktail. Don't forget to rub the cut edge of the orange peel twist around the glass before adding the peel as garnish. Each sip will bring a fresh and sweet zip of citrus. If you're planning a cocktail party, consider stocking the bar with all the ingredients for this cocktail as well as a pretty framed recipe card right in front. Guests can either opt for something else from the bar or follow the instructions to mix up their own Aperol-Bourbon Fizz, leaving you plenty of time to mingle. 

As delicious and refreshing as the Arnold Palmer is, we "southernized" it a bit with the addition of bourbon.

Because you just can't beat those bubbles.

Show off the bourbon and get the most flavor out of this smash cocktail by muddling ingredients in an ice-filled shaker.

Porch sitting calls for cold-drink sipping.

These thirst-quenching punches will be the stars of the spread.

Something to sip on while we salute the red, white, and blue.

Making bloody Marys for a big crowd doesn't mean you have to spend your whole brunch or tailgate playing bartender for everyone.

This big-batch herbal tea is just the thing you want to have on hand during the hot summer months.

These creative concoctions will become your house drink of choice.

This Simple Syrup is an absolute staple in any Southern refrigerator. We use it to mix into our favorite cocktails or stir into our classic sweet tea recipe.

Summer in the South requires plenty of cold drinks.

The first sign of spring deserves a toast.

This refreshing Bama Breeze is a delightful sipper for lazy afternoons on the front porch or a sweet addition to your next beachside celebration.

Drink pink.

Fast Flourish: Rub rims of chilled glasses with a lime wedge, dip in a saucer of coarse salt and sparkling sugar, and twirl to coat.

This mini vacation in a glass is just what the doctor ordered.