“Highball”
18 cocktails found
Baijiu Highball
A refreshing way to enjoy Chinese baijiu for those new to the spirit.
Batanga
A Mexican tequila and cola cocktail, traditionally stirred with a knife.
Chilcano
Peru's refreshing pisco highball. Like a Peruvian Mule.
Chu-Hai
A popular Japanese highball made with shochu. Short for 'shochu highball'.
Gin Gin Mule
Audrey Saunders' gin-based mojito-mule hybrid from Pegu Club.
Japanese Highball
The definitive Japanese way to enjoy whisky. Perfectly carbonated and refreshing.
Horse's Neck
A bourbon highball named for its distinctive long lemon peel garnish.
Irish Mule
An Irish twist on the Moscow Mule, using Irish whiskey instead of vodka.
John Daly
An Arnold Palmer with vodka, named after the colorful golfer.
Lynchburg Lemonade
A Tennessee whiskey cocktail named after Jack Daniel's hometown of Lynchburg.
Paloma Rosa
A pink variation of the classic Paloma with added grenadine.
Presbyterian
A lighter alternative to a whiskey ginger. Half ginger ale, half soda.
Sea Breeze
A refreshing vodka highball with cranberry and grapefruit juice.
Shochu Highball
Japan's most popular drinking format. Light, refreshing, and sessionable.
Suffering Bastard (Original)
Joe Scialom's legendary hangover cure from wartime Cairo.
Tokyo Iced Tea
A green Long Island Iced Tea variation using melon liqueur.
Whiskey Ginger
A simple, classic two-ingredient highball of whiskey and ginger ale.
Whiskey Highball
The Japanese perfected this simple drink. Clean, refreshing, and highlighting the whisky.