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Watermelon Margarita
You can't have a Cinco de Mayo celebration without margaritas. Sweeten it up a bit by adding agave nectar and cubes of juicy watermelon. Get the recipe >>
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These delectable cocktails will have guests at your Cinco de Mayo fiesta ready to celebrate.
You can't have a Cinco de Mayo celebration without margaritas. Sweeten it up a bit by adding agave nectar and cubes of juicy watermelon. Get the recipe >>
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This fiery cocktail combines tangy blood orange juice, agave and pepper-infused tequila for a kick that's sure to get your fiesta going. Get the recipe >>
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If "on the rocks" isn't your drink style, serve your margaritas frozen. Add a splash of your favorite Mexican beer for a surprisingly refreshing taste. Get the recipe >>
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Even though this rum drink originated in Cuba, this classic mojito recipe will be sure to get your guests in celebration mode. Get the recipe >>
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For an easy way to add color to your party, sprinkle dried rosebuds on champagne cocktails. To enhance the flavor, mix in mint leaves and lime juice. Get the recipe >>
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That's right — the main ingredient in this margarita is avocado. Serve this cold drink with guacamole dip and tortilla chips. Get the recipe >>
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The main feature in The Michelada is Mexican beer. Mix in some hot sauce and pepper for a spicy treat that will complement that queso dip. Get the recipe >>
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If you'd like to skip the alcohol but not the taste, try a Mexican chocolate mock-tini. The rich flavor is the perfect substitute for dessert. Get the recipe >>
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It's fruity, refreshing and colorful: This orange cocktail is the perfect companion for your fiesta and a great way to kick off the start of summer. Get the recipe >>
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This pomegranate bellini is as flavorful as it is colorful. Make two different kinds for your party — one with champagne and the other with non-alcoholic champagne or sparkling cider for your non-drinking guests. Get the recipe >>
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Mix sake in your sangria for a tasty cocktail that will have your guests coming back for more. Get the recipe >>
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If you don't like sake, go with a classic sangria recipe. Add a twist to it with a splash of champagne. Get the recipe >>
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Agave syrup complements the tart flavor of grapefruit in this virgin mojito. For a light, refreshing taste, garnish it with a sprig of mint. Get the recipe >>
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