The best simple super bowl cocktails

Are you ready to play your game with these Super Bowl cocktails?

It is the final of the football season and a good part of the population to watch the Super Bowl. Alone with a few friends or a full party … it is a festive occasions (at least until the 4th quarter in a close game) and people enjoy a drink. The Super Bowl is a drinking day for most spectators. Try the best Super Bowl cocktails in the 59th annual game.

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Creole Bloody Mary

In an allusion to Host City New Orleans, a Creole Bloody Mary is best to look at the game! This is a spicy way to start the day.

Ingredients

• 3/4 cup of vodka
• 4-1/2 cups of chilled tomato juice
• 2 tablespoons of lime juice
• 1 tablespoon of Worcestershire sauce
• 4-6 strokes Tabasco hot sauce
• Salt and black pepper
• Celery for garnishing

Create

1. Fill Shaker with ice cream
2. Combine vodka, juices, Worcestershire, salt, pepper and hot sauce in the Shaker
3. Strain into a high glass with ice cream and pour in
4. Garnish with celery tab

Super Bowl Julep

The nice thing about the Super Bowl is that you can enjoy the day by drinking. While a mint julep is the drink of the Kentucky Derby, it is refreshing enough to drink Morning football. It is also good for the neck after all the cheers.

Ingredients

• 4 branches mint
• 1 teaspoon of powdered sugar
• 2 teaspoons of water
• 2 oz. bourbon
• Fresh minting branch for garnish

Create

1. Make the mint, sugar and water in a cup of
2. Add the bourbon and stir gently
3. Fill a glass up with finely crushed ice, add the Julep mixture and garnish it with mint

Fyi, a ounce MIST-axis syrup can be replaced by the coin/sugar/water mixture

Perfectly stormy

Why not combine the classic beer with the cocktail? Mix it and enjoy this drink … rich in taste and fill enough that you don't have too many in the course of the game.

2 ounces amber rum

1 Unzweiß

1 in the fresh lime juice

¾ Unziginger simple syrup

3 strokes Scrappy's Lime Bitters

4 ounces of light beer

Glass: Highball Tumbler/Collins Glass

Create

1. Shake all ingredients except the beer
2. Add ice cream and shake
3. Double load in a collin glass with ice cream
4. Fill in beer

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Street Margarita

Everyone knows that fluid intake is important when sport plays. It is also important for fans, especially when you celebrate. Gatorade is part of the football culture and immersed it with this attitude of a classic cocktail.

Ingredients

• 1/4 cup of blue sanding sugar
• 1/4 cup of kosher salt
• A 20 -un -unzen-bottle-blue sports drink, such as Cool Blue Gatorade ®, cooled
• 1 cup of frozen Limeade concentrate thawed
• 1 cup of silver tequila
• 1/3 cup of blue Curacao
• Fresh orange slices for serving

Create

1. Mix the sugar and salt in a flat bowl
2. Moist the rims of 4 to 6 rock glasses with water and then dive into the sugar salt mixture to coat them
3. Combine the sports drink, the Limeade concentrate, the tequila and the blue Curacao in a big jug and stir
4. Fill the rock glasses with ice cream
5. Pour the Margarita into the glass
6. Wear each with an orange disc

Rum Countdown in the fourth quarter

If the fourth quarter hits, it can be a focus time. Just keep it with this classic drink. To prepare quickly, to drink refreshing and the soda is a little caffeine after the tailgate.

Ingredients

• 1 1/2 OZ Bacardi superior
• 3 ounces cola
• Lime for garnish

Create

1. Fill a highball glass with ice cream
2. Pour in a good rum
3. Add the chilled cola, stir
4. Lime