Maybe you're having company over and want to show off your bartending skills, or perhaps you just enjoy a delicious cocktail. In either case, you need to know how to mix a good drink. There are tons of bar recipes on the web to try, from classic cocktails such as Martinis and Margaritas to shots such as the Falling Froggy. If you're looking for something new to try, we've found the top 10 bar recipe websites.
- Tipsy Bartender
Tipsy Bartender produces recipes for never-before-heard-of drinks submitted by bartenders around the world. Tipsy Bartender became popular on YouTube, but it has vastly expanded its offerings. The website tells you how to make sweet drinks, dry drinks, authentic drinks, and more! - Drinkify
If you've ever wondered what your favorite artists drink, Drinkify will help you out. Let's say you're listening to Johnny Cash. You input "I'm listening to Johnny Cash" then boom! It will pull up a drink based on the singer. In case you're wondering, Johnny Cash's drink is 4 ounces Jack with 4 ounces honey. Sounds delish, am I right? - Drink Nation
Drink Nation has nearly every drink known to man. You can browse the top-rated drink recipes or the most popular. The recipes are easy to follow, and you even get the nutritional information for each drink—pretty awesome for the calorie counter. - Good Cocktails
Whether it's mixed drinks, martinis, or shots, Good Cocktails has you covered. It lists hundreds of drinks for your coffee, jello, mixers, and more. It even has a bartender’s guide, so you can wow your friends with your skills. The guide discusses the proper garnishes for various drinks, popular techniques, and the differences between bar glassware. - Drinks Mixer
One of the unique things about Drinks Mixer is you can input your ingredients and find drink recipes that fit best for you. So say you're looking for a drink that contains vodka and cranberry juice. You can search for those ingredients, and you’ll get a list all of the drinks that contain them. You can even narrow down options by minimum or maximum alcohol content. - The Webtender
This website looks pretty old, but it has some amazing recipes on it. The Webtender also tells you what you can make based on what you have in your bar. If you just aren't sure what you want, click the "random" button to get a random drink recipe from the website. You can also purchase bar glassware and the tools you need to really show off your skills. - The Bar
With a name like "The Bar," you know it's going to be a great site. This website allows you to search for whatever suits your mood. On top of that feature, it also offers guides for you to read. The overall design and information will make you comfortable mixing any drink, anywhere, anytime. - Cocktail Builder
Cocktail Builder is solely dedicated to helping you figure out what you can make with what you have. If you have a bunch of things in your bar, and you're looking for something new, you can input the ingredients and get a whole new recipe. Once you type in your ingredients, it pulls up everything you can make and tells you what you're missing from each recipe. - Bar None Drinks
Bar None is one of the oldest websites on the internet for mixed drinks, but just because it’s old doesn't mean it's dusty. Bar None Drinks will help you find brand new, never-before-seen recipes that will blow your mind. You'll use ingredients you never thought you'd use in a drink—Fruity Pebbles, anyone? - Liquor
Short, sweet, and to the point is how Liquor likes it. Its beautiful design will guide you to the drink that's just right for you. It also provides suggestions through articles on the website, such as "5 Cocktails That Prove Cranberries Are for More Than Decoration." It has video tutorials and guides for the inner bartender in you.
