Oprah's Lemon Drop Martini by Nancy Miyasaki

Whether you love Oprah or not, you'll love her lemon drop martinis. Give them a try, but be careful because they go down easy but pack a punch! Consider yourself warned!

Pomegranate Champagne Punch by Terri Jordan

I served this cocktail at my New Years Day brunch. Try dropping a couple of fresh raspberries into the glass before handing them to your guests.

Mixed Berries & Pineapple Smoothie by A2Z Healthy Vegetarian Cuisine

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Sugar Free Cocktail - Frozen Strawberry Daquiri by Teodora Pogonat

If you're looking for a recipe for entertaining, and need to watch calories, sugar or carb intake, this is a great recipe to make for your guests!

Chilled Cucumber Drink by Sumitra

A cool refresher.Low cal.Great to sip when you bask in the sun.

Oprah's Moscow Mule by Nancy Miyasaki

This is the recipe for the Moscow Mule cocktail Oprah served up while camping in Yosemite. Mix it up and make a toast to Oprah!

Blueberry shake by Amreen Khan

Sapphire G & Tini by Gary Hayward

Nice, light, entry into the classic Martini Cocktail. For Gin and tonic lovers, who havent quite made the step to enjoying Martini's. Alternatively, try enjoying the Martini ' wetter ', by using more Vermouth than most bars would traditionally use. i like mine 4:1!

Sapphire Smash cocktail by Gary Hayward

Wonderful, easy to create cocktail for any occasion.

White Grape Martini by Sam

This a fantastic martini, but one has to be careful because the grape juice masks the vodka very well. But serve these at a party, you will be sure to impress.

Honey Coffee Cooler by Robyn Savoie

Honey makes for a great substitute sweetener in coffee.

Refreshing Iced tea by Prachi

Who wouldn't want the Iced tea with little spicy zesty taste in each sip in hot weather.

SUMMER SANGRIA by Saru

Sangria takes its name from the Spanish word 'sangre',for blood,as it base was traditionally red wine.But in summer,it's evben more refreshing with a lighter style wine as its foundation.Feel free to top your mixed fruit and soda or mineral water with white wine,sparkling wine or even sparkling rose.When I made this just 2 days back…

Mint-Mango Iced Tea by Saru

Cool down on a hot summer day with this delicious Mango flavoured Iced Tea.