Whether you prefer gin, rum, vodka or tequila, these delicious and energetic lime cocktails They are a real pleasure.
They are light, bright and super refreshing.
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As an avid margarita lover, lime is my jam. So these lime cocktails are a blessing to me.
That said, lime is much more versatile than you think, and is much more palatable than lemon (while still being tart and citrusy).
Sometimes he is the star and other times he is there as support. But no matter what, these key lime cocktail recipes are delicious.
And from a classic margarita to an elegant pisco sour, this list has it all.
Easy Gimlet Cocktail Recipe and More!
Go to any bar and the orange-lime margarita stands out as the crowd favorite.
Refreshing sweet and sour citrus fruits give this alcoholic beverage a summery touch.
It's a beautiful balance between tequila, juice and a little salt.
Enjoy this drink every Taco Tuesday or Wednesday, or Thursday... it doesn't matter, just try it.
I guarantee you will love it!
Classic daiquiris are not the overly sweet frozen cocktails you're used to.
The drink actually originates from Cuba and is made with lime juice, rum, and simple syrup.
Think of it as the rum version of a classic marg! It is citrus, light and oscillates perfectly between sweet and sour.
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Shaken with ice, the classic daiquiri is a refreshing, smooth and delicious drink. One sip and you'll be hooked on this Cuban cocktail.
The gimlet is another simple but delicious cocktail that only requires three ingredients.
Sweetened with a honey simple syrup, this cocktail has a hint of floral flavor, thanks to the gin.
Add a little tart lime juice, and it's spectacularly balanced.
Homemade honey syrup gives it a more natural sweetness and is super easy to make.
Add a little orange peel for a more aromatic syrup that you can use in all kinds of cocktails.
You will love this drink on a hot day.
In case you haven't guessed yet: “mojitarita” combines a mojito and a margarita.
But is it a tequila version of a mojito or a mint margarita? Any way you drink it, you'll instantly fall in love with this fun fusion.
Both drinks are made with lime, so why not combine them?
Together they make an incredibly refreshing, minty, lime-flavored drink that's sure to put a little pep in your step.
Try this beloved rum cocktail if the classic mojito is more your speed.
Crushed mint is the star, but it wouldn't be the same without a tart touch of lime.
The process of blending the mint activates all the oils, so the flavor is infused into the rum and lime juice.
Add a little simple syrup and top with some bubbly sparkling water. Hmm!
Lemon drop martinis are one of the most popular vodka cocktails. But this lime version is even better.
Fresh lemon juice is essential in this cocktail, as it is the ingredient of the same name. Add to a cocktail shaker with ice, superfine sugar, vodka and triple sec.
The crushed ice that results from shaking is what makes this bittersweet spirit so delicious.
You can't beat this refreshing cocktail when it's really hot and the watermelons are sweet and ripe.
After all, sweet watermelons and tart limes are a perfect combination.
Just be sure to let the fruit freeze completely. The night is better!
The vodka gimlet is just what you think it is: a gimlet with vodka instead of gin.
It's a delicious and uplifting cocktail that's easy to make and ideal for anyone who isn't a fan of botanical gin.
Using fresh lime zest and juice is the key for this one. Shake it with vodka and ice, then strain it into a glass.
How easy is that?
Gin Lime Rickey is a tart, bubbly cocktail that's practically made for poolside drinking.
With just three ingredients: floral gin, zesty lime, and fizzy soda, it's pure summer bliss.
Be warned: Lime Rickeys are easy to enjoy, so be careful!
Slick Rick is a play on the classic lime Rickey with just a few modifications, like swapping out the gin for vodka.
Lime juice and lime-flavored sparkling water give elegant Rick a hint of citrus flavor and plenty of bubbles.
Freeze some grape juice ice cubes and add them to this fizzy cocktail. Your drink will become grapeier as it melts.
Guava is a spectacular tropical fruit that works in harmony with the acidic flavors of lime.
Sweet and sour, this guava cocktail will satisfy all parched palates with its unique flavor and wonderful sweetness.
The lime adds balance and a slight pucker.
Add a little of your favorite tequila and decorate with a sprig of fresh mint. Delicious!
We've talked about a couple of mojito variations, but this one is pretty unique.
The characteristic flavors of mint, lime and rum are tropicalized with delicious guava nectar.
This is a fun drink that is perfect for anyone who likes fruity drinks.
Enjoy this during your next backyard barbecue, and you'll stay fresh and refreshed all day long.
Mariachi puree is a blend of beloved flavors.
Everyone knows that tequila and lime are two peas in a pod and that lemon and lime go hand in hand.
So why not add lemon to the tequila and lime combination?
Limoncello gives this cocktail an incredibly tart flavor. Plus, the fresh mint garnish provides a wonderful experience with every sip.
This cocktail is as fun as a mariachi and will have you dancing all night.
Vodka seltzer is a casual, fresh and comforting drink. It's easy to make on a whim, but it's also great at parties.
With just four ingredients, you'll have a delicious drink ready to go in no time.
Lime juice, seltzer, vodka, and agave combine to make your new favorite cocktail.
Similar to a vodka tonic but without sugar, these classic flavors are easily loved by anyone.
The Aperol Spritz has become very popular recently. And I love this sour twist.
This is a gin cocktail flavored with sour lime and fresh cucumber. Add a splash of Aperol for that signature bitterness and beautiful color.
A splash of club soda gives this drink an effervescent finish. This is a must try!
The classic Moscow mule is a popular drink that is well curated. In fact, there's not much to do with this potion of perfection.
Lime and ginger beer are a fantastic combination. The sour and spicy mix is so addictive, and actually pairs well (better, if you ask me) with dark rum.
Of course, it wouldn't be a Moscow mule without vodka.
Although it is traditionally served in a copper mug, you can still enjoy it if you don't have one.
(Put these on your Christmas list because they're incredibly Instagram-worthy!)
The Peruvian pisco sour features pisco brandy, lime juice, and simple syrup. So it can be easily done at home.
In true “sour” style, top this cocktail with foamy egg whites for a creamy finish.
A few dashes of bitters add another layer of flavor and you're ready to serve a sophisticated cocktail.
