Mixed Drink - Types

Types

Some popular types of mixed drinks are:

Cobbler, a beverage made with wine or sherry, citrus juice, and sugar
Cocktail, narrowly a mixture of liquor, sugar, water, and bitters; more broadly any sort of alcoholic mixed drink
Cooler, a tall drink made with liquor, a carbonated beverage, and a fruit garnish
Crusta, a liquor and citrus drink served in a glass rimmed with sugar
Cup, a mixture of wine and other ingredients, typically fruit juice and a carbonated beverage, similar to a Wine cooler
Fix, a mixture of liquor, citrus, and sugar
Fizz, a fix with a carbonated beverage added
Flip, an alcoholic mixed drink incorporating beaten egg, especially one made with liquor or wine, sugar, and egg, topped with powdered nutmeg and served hot or cold. Also used to describe a sailor's drink made from beer mixed with rum or brandy, sweetened and served hot
Highball
Julep, a sweet drink of liquor and aromatics, specifically mint
Punch
Pousse-café
Sour

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