“Mexican cocktails”
23 cocktails found
Bandera Mexicana
Three shots representing Mexico's flag colors. The proper way to drink tequila in Mexico.
Batanga
A Mexican tequila and cola cocktail, traditionally stirred with a knife.
Cantarito
Traditional Mexican drink from Jalisco, served in a clay cup.
Cantarito
A citrus-heavy tequila drink traditionally served in clay pots from Jalisco.
Carajillo
A Spanish-Mexican coffee cocktail. Incredibly popular in Mexico.
Chelada
The simpler version of Michelada. Just beer, lime, and salt.
El Diablo
A devilishly good tequila cocktail with blackcurrant and ginger beer.
Frozen Margarita
The frozen variation of the classic Margarita, invented by Mariano Martinez in Dallas.
Hibiscus Cooler
A tangy, floral refresher. Popular throughout Latin America.
Horchata
A traditional Mexican rice drink. Creamy and cinnamon-spiced.
Margarita
The quintessential tequila cocktail featuring a perfect balance of tequila, orange liqueur, and fresh lime juice.
Matador
A refreshing tropical tequila drink. Less sweet than a Margarita.
Mexican Coffee
A tequila-spiked coffee cocktail celebrating Mexican flavors.
Mezcal Negroni
A smoky Mexican twist on the classic Negroni.
Michelada
Mexico's spicy beer cocktail. A savory, tangy way to enjoy cerveza.
Michelada Mexican
Mexico's savory beer cocktail. Every family has their own recipe.
Paloma
Mexico's most popular tequila cocktail. A refreshing grapefruit and tequila highball.
Paloma Rosa
A pink variation of the classic Paloma with added grenadine.
Spanish Paloma
Mexico's favorite tequila drink. Refreshing and simple.
Rompope
Mexican eggnog created by nuns in colonial Puebla.
Tequila Sunrise
A visually stunning cocktail that mimics a sunrise with its gradient of colors.
Vampiro
Mexican Bloody Mary variation with tequila. More citrusy and sweet.
Watermelon Agua Fresca
A traditional Mexican refreshment. Perfect for hot summer days.