Sex on the beach is a classic cocktail that has been around for a long time. This drink is a great option if you want to get in the holiday spirit and it’s totally easy to make. It’s also an official cocktail of the International Bartenders Association.
Sex on the Beach (or “S.O.T.B.”) a cocktail created in the late 1950s by George T Smith. He was a bartender at the original Copacabana in New York City. He named it after his favorite beach in the area, Sands Point Beach, where he would spend time during his breaks from working at the Copa.
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Why is it so popular? Well, for starters, it’s easy to make! All you need is some fruit juice (or bottled) and vodka (or white rum), plus a little bit of peach schnapps for flavor (if you want more sweetness in your drink. Plus it tastes great!
Sex on the Beach Cocktail Recipe
How to make Sex on the Beach Cocktail?
Course: CocktailDifficulty: Easy1
servings5
minutes220
kcalThis drink is a great option if you want to get in the holiday spirit—and it’s totally easy to make.
Ingredients
1 1/3 oz Cranberry juice
1 1/3 oz Orange juice
1 1/3 oz Vodka
2/3 oz Peach schnapps
Directions
- Fill one tall glass with ice cubes
- Pour vodka, Cranberry, Orange Juice, and Peach Schnapps and stir it well.
- Garnish with cherries and orange slices.
Notes
- You can change up the fruit juice depending on what fruit you have on hand (or if you’re feeling adventurous, use fresh fruit juice instead of bottled). The key is to find one that tastes best with the rest of your drink—ideally one that goes well with citrus flavors.
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Classic Mojito Cocktail Recipe
The Classic Mojito is a refreshing cocktail that’s sure to get you feeling springtime vibes. The drink got its name because the first documented appearance of the mojito was in Cuba. It was created by the bartender, Jose Schneider as part of his Havana Club recipe. Here is the detailed Classic Mojito Cocktail Recipe for you guys to try.
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