Google is a vast database filled with information that gives you a peek into how the world works. UpgradedPoints recently published a list of the most popular cocktails in each state. The results were obtained from scrutinizing post-quarantine Google Trends data to see which cocktails Americans searched for the most.
A Paloma is crafted with tequila, lime juice and grapefruit juice, grapefruit soda or grapefruit simple syrup. Originating in Mexico, this drink takes the number one spot in California.
An old fashioned is a whiskey-based drink with bitters, simple syrup and fruit. It's popular in Mississippi and Wisconsin.
You only need two ingredients to make a bellini: Prosecco and peach puree. Of course, you can switch it up with your favorite fruity addition, such as mango, as well. This is the top choice for Alabama and Oklahoma.
This drink is a favorite in Montana and Rhode Island. It's made with dark rum and ginger beer and served over ice with a slice of lime. If you don't have an actual lime, lime juice or simple syrup can be used.
The margarita can be served on the rocks or frozen. While there are many versions, the classic includes tequila, triple sec and lime juice. This drink tops the charts in Missouri, New Hampshire and Texas.
The mojito is a Cuban cocktail made with white rum, soda water, sugar, lime juice and mint. This fun, summer beverage rules in Arkansas, Virginia and Washington.
The timeless white Russian is a solid choice for people living in Alaska, Minnesota and West Virginia. It's made with vodka, Kahlua and cream.
A wine cooler is a light, refreshing option that's made using wine and fruit juice as the main ingredients. It's the drink of choice in Kansas, Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
The runner-up beverage is a pina colada. This drink features rum, cream of coconut (or coconut milk) and pineapple juice. It can be served shaken or stirred. The top states for this beverage are Florida, New Jersey and New Mexico.
The most popular drink in the States is the mimosa. It's simple to make, only requiring orange juice and sparkling wine or Champagne. If you prefer, however, you can swap out the OJ with your favorite juice, such as cranberry juice or apple cider. This drink is popular in Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, North Carolina and Tennessee.
This is a two-in-one cocktail shaker and tumbler. It has a leak-proof top and BevGuard technology that helps your drinks stay cold longer. The inventive design ensures no metallic aftertaste.
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Crafthouse by Fortessa Cocktail Strainer
This oval strainer fits easily into a mixing glass to allow you to strain your mixed drinks. The crimped handle helps you keep the strainer in place while allowing a smooth pour.
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Smoke-filled drinks are all the rage right now. This pro smoke infuser lets you take advantage of the trend with ease. It can be used on cocktails, desserts, vegetables, meat, fish and more.
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WithCo Ellis Old Fashioned Craft Cocktail Mixer
This wonderful product makes up to 32 cocktails. It's so simple to use. Just fill your glass with ice, add the craft cocktail mix, then top with your favorite bourbon, whiskey, rye or tequila, and you've got your cocktail.
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Whether you prefer a cocktail or a mocktail, these bombs are for you. Just drop into your beverage of choice and wait for the flavor to erupt.
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