Sour cocktail

If you love the silky texture of an egg white cocktail, then you’re going to love this list. We’ve collected the best egg white cocktail recipes for you!

The most famous of sour cocktails: the whiskey sour! It's perfectly balanced with bourbon, lemon and sweetener. Garnish with an orange peel and a cocktail cherry.

The Classic Amaretto Sour Cocktail Recipe by Join Jules

The Sake Sour is a delightful twist on the classic Whiskey Sour, substituting whiskey for sake to create a lighter, more aromatic cocktail. This refreshing blend combines the subtle flavors of sake with the tartness of fresh lemon juice, balanced with the sweetness of simple syrup, and is often finished with a dash of egg white for a smooth texture.

The Amaretto Sour is a fun cocktail with a bad reputation. Best known for being a party girl, at heart she’s actually very sweet. Ok, sometimes too sweet. But we’re going to fix that. Let’s

Sour never tasted so sweet! 🍋🍹 Explore our selection of the Best Sour Cocktails that pack a punch of tangy flavor and refreshing zest! From classic whiskey sours to inventive twists on margaritas, discover the perfect blend of tart and tantalizing. Shake up your cocktail game and add a zing to your next gathering with these lip-smacking concoctions! #SourCocktails

Elderflower and gin make the perfect pairing for spring cocktails! Light, floral, elegant - these three simple cocktail recipes are ideal for spring sipping.

The flavors of bourbon, lemon juice and almond make the Amaretto Sour recipe so good. And it’s so easy for home bartenders to make an Amaretto Sour cocktail.

Negroni sour (Campari sour) is a lively take on the classic negroni. Aesthetically pleasing with citrus character alongside bittersweet notes

I love this cherry gin sour cocktail. It’s a pretty pale pink, thanks to cherry simple syrup, with a slight tang and the right amount of sweetness. It makes a most perfect summer cocktail. This cherry sour adds cherry simple syrup, which is made of sugar, water, frozen cherries, and a hint of almond extract. This cocktail is more on the sweeter side than a classic gin sour.