Agave-forward classics from the Margarita to the Paloma — bold, earthy, irreplaceable. ← All 57 Classics
🌵 Tequila ClassicSalt half the rim of a rocks glass. Fill with ice. Shake all with ice 12 seconds. Strain over the ice. Garnish with a lime wedge.
🌵 Tequila MexicoSalt the rim. Fill a highball with ice. Combine tequila, juices, and syrup. Top with grapefruit soda. Mexico's most-consumed cocktail — outselling the Margarita in Mexico itself.
🌵 Tequila ModernShake with ice. Strain over ice in a rocks glass. No salt, no triple sec — just three ingredients highlighting pure agave. Julio Bermejo built the 100% agave tequila movement in the USA with this recipe.
🌵 Mezcal ModernShake equal parts with ice. Double strain into a chilled coupe. No garnish. A mezcal spin on the Paper Plane — smoke, bitterness, herbal sweetness, and citrus in perfect four-way balance.
🌵 Tequila PartyPour tequila and OJ over ice, stir. Slowly pour grenadine down the side — let it sink. Do not stir. The gradient from red to orange to yellow is the sunrise. The Eagles drank so many on tour in 1972 crew called it "The Tour Drink."
🌵 Mezcal CraftStir with ice 30 seconds. Strain over a large ice cube. Express orange peel. The mezcal's smoke transforms the Negroni into something primal — one of the most copied craft cocktail variations of the 21st century.
🌵 Mezcal ModernStir all with ice 30 seconds. Strain over a large ice cube. Flame an orange peel over the surface. The small mezcal addition lifts the tequila's earthiness with smoke.
🌵 Tequila ModernMuddle jalapeño in a shaker. Add tequila, lime, Cointreau, and ice. Shake hard 12 seconds. Double strain. Serve in a Tajín-rimmed rocks glass. For a mezcal version, swap tequila — smoke and heat together is one of the great modern flavour combinations.