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3 Headed Parrot, September 19
7&7, July 7
9-1-1, September 11
20th Century, January 18
123 Floor, December 3
420, April 20
A-Bomb, August 5
ABC Cocktail, January 7
A Real B-52, July 22
Abortion, February 6
Absinthe Drinker, July 24
Absolut Nut, April 5
Absolut Stress, May 3
Addios Mother, February 5
After-Birth, August 28
After Sex, February 15
After Work Special, September 5
Afterburner, January 4
After eight, August 9
Agent Orange, February 10
Aggrevation, December 4
Alabama Slamma (Mix) December 14
Alabama Slammer 1, December 14
Alabama Slammer 2, March 3
Alabama Slammer 3, August 15
Alexander, February 28
Alien Cumshot, July 1
Amaretto Sour, June 3
American, April 13
Angel's Kiss, December 12
Angry Dragon September 22
Anita Bryant, August 11
Aperitivo, January 27
Apple Martini, October 6
Apres Tennis Bracer, January 8
Ass Whipper, February 8
Aviation, November 16
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The term "cocktail" was invented in Elmsford, New York. A barmaid named Betsy Flanagan decorated her establishment with the tail feathers of cocks. On October 18th 1776 a patron asked for "one of those cock tails." She served him a drink with a feather in it.
B-51, October 28
B-52 (2), September 2
B-52, April 15
Baby Guinness, January 23
Bacardi Cocktail, April 9
Bachelors Party Poison, September 22
Bad Babysitter, February 17
Bahama Mama, April 4
Banana Daiquiri, October 8
Bananarita, July 23
B and B, January 25
Banshee, March 20
Batida, November 24
Bay Breeze, April 18
Belgian Shandy, July 21
Bellini, November 3
Between The Sheets, February 12
Black Russian, February 23
Black Russian 2, May 9
Blackbeard's Ghost, July 17
Bloodhound, June 8
Bloody Caesar, March 15
Bloody Maria, November 1
Bloody Mary, January 1
Bloody Mary 2, January 6
Bloody Mary 3, February 18
Blow Job, June 5
Blow Job 2, July 8
Blue Blazer, November 12
Blue Hawaiian, August 21
Blue Lagoon, August 8
Blue Lagoon 2, August 4
Bock & Tan, September 6
Boiler Maker (2) October 5
Boiler Maker, October 5
Box Car, November 6
Brain Damage, December 7
Brain Hemorrhage, June 13
Branch, January 15
Brandy Alexander, February 28
Brandy Collins, November 23
Brass Monkey, January 5
Brave Bull, January 24
Bronx Cocktail
Bull Shot, January 1
Bumbo AKA Bombo, December 19
Burning Smurf, October 23
Butterscotch Lifesaver, December 28
Buttery Nipple, February 22
Cadillac Margarita, March 22
Calypso Coffee, April 21
Candy Cane, December 17
Cape Cod, November 11
Caprioka, October 10
Catcher in the Rye, January 1
Caucasian Nipple, June 20
Champagne Cocktail, July 18
Cheeky V(imto), August 18
Chi Chi, September 17
Chicago Cocktail, March 4
Chilly Nilly, May 30
Chip Shot, October 20
Chocolate Cake, November 19
Churchill, November 30
Cinco de Mayo, May 5
Cl*t Licking Cowgirl, February 19
Co*k sucking cowboy, February 19
Coffee Nudge, March 24
Coffee Royale, April 23
Colorado Bulldog, August 1
Columbia, July 19
Comrade Collins, February 1
Confetti, December 29
Corn n' Oil, June 11
Cosmopolitan, December 30
Cosmopolitan 2, December 30
Cranberry Mint Margarita, December 22
Creamsicle, August 14
Cuba Libre, May 20
Daiquiri, October 8
Daiquiri 2, October 19
Daiquirí Floridita, October 8
Dark n' Stormy, April 6
Deep Throat, May 31
Dirty F**k, August 24
Dirty Hooker, September 9
Dirty Mother, March 6
Dirty White Mother, June 15
Ditch, July 12
Donald Sutherland, November 14
Duck Fart, January 30
During the reign of William III, a garden fountain was used as a giant punch bowl. The recipe was 560 gallons of brandy, 1200 pounds of sugar, 25,000 lemons, 20 gallons of lime juice, and five pounds of nutmeg. The bartender rowed around the fountain in a small boat, filling the cups of guests
El Presidente, May 26
Everybody’s Irish, March 17
Extra Cheeky Vimto, August 18
Fish House Punch, April 14
Fizzy Apple, September 1
Fizzy Sangria
Flaming Doctor Pepper, April 24
Flaming Lamborghini, April 28
Flatliner, August 10
Flirtini, March 9
Fluffy Duck, June 10
Fog Cutter, March 5
Four Horsemen
Freddie Fudpucker, July 29
French 75, March 28
French Connection 1, July 14
French Connection 2, October 9
French Martini, June 6
French Pussy, February 25
Fruit Tingle, June 25
Fuka
Funky Monkey, June 16
Fuzzy Cosmonaut, June 1
Fuzzy Navel, September 28
Mixing orange juice with gin was very popular during prohibition, when most gin was made in bathtubs (Bathtub Gin). In order to cover up the harsh flavor of bathtub made gin, orange juice was added to make it much more palatable.
Gentleman's Weekend, January 25
Gespritzter, October 1
Gibson, September 14
Gimlet, December 10
Gin Rickey, July 27
Gin fizz, January 19
GodFather, March 10
GodMother, May 15
Golden Cadillac, May 25
Golden Dream, March 8
Good Golly, December 15
GrassHopper, May 17
Green Fairy, March 21
Green Lizard, September 24
GreyHound, November 25
Hairy Navel, June 23
Harrogate Nights, September 15
Harvey Wallbanger, April 11
He's Into You, February 13
He's Just Not That Into You, February 13
Heartthrob, February 11
Hi Fi, October 7
Holiday Bellini, April 25
Horse's Neck, October 30
Hot Cinn-Apple Toddy, October 30
Hot Toddy, October 30
Hurricane, February 16
In 1740 Admiral Vernon of the British Navy watered down the rum of his men. The sailors weren't happy and called Admiral Vernon "Old Grog", after the stiff wool grogram coats he wore (Grogram: A coarse, often stiffened fabric made of silk, mohair, wool, or a blend of them.). The term "grog" soon began to mean the watered down drink itself. People who are drunk on grog, are known as being "groggy".
Incredible Hulk, November 15
International Stinger, November 29
Irish Carbomb, March 18
Irish Coffee, March 16
Irish Yorsh, March 1
Italian Coffee, June 2
Jack Rose, October 4
Jager Bomb, November 17
Japanese Slipper, January 22
Jello Shots, December 18
John Collins, April 3
Johnny Vegas, September 12
Jolly Green Giant, September 20
Jolly Rancher, May 11
Jose Collins, June 27
Juan Collins, June 27
Kamikaze, September 4
Kamikaze 2, November 8
Kentucky Sunset, June 1
Kioke Coffee, October 25
Kir, November 21
Kir Royale, December 27
Distilled spirits like brandy, gin, rum, tequila, contain no carbohydrates, no fats and no cholesterol.
Leap Day, February 29
Lefty Special, March 27
Lemon Drop, November 13
Lemon Drop Martini, November 13
Lemon Lime and Bitters, June 17
Link Up, July 15
Liquid Cocaine, April 27
Liquid Cocaine 2, October 13
London Pick Up, June 21
Long Beach Iced Tea, March 12
Long Island Iced Tea, August 12
Long Vodka, July 3
Lorraine, May 14
Lynchburg Lemonade, August 26
Macua, July 25
Madras, October 18
Mai Tai, December 9
Mai Tai 2 (Rum Heavy), October 11
Manhattan, April 7
Margarita, July 5
Margarita 2, September 16
Martini, January 29
Martini 2 (Stirred), July 11
Matador, May 6
Melon Ball, July 16
Mexican Coffee, October 3
Michael Collins, October 16
Midnight Rider, October 29
Midori Sour, June 7
Mimosa, December 31
Mint Julep, December 16
Mistletoe, December 26
Mojito (original), July 31
Mojito 2, April 30
Mojito 3 (Brown Sugar), September 29
Moonwalk, July 20
Moscow Mule, October 26
Mud Slide 2 (Half/Half), December 2
Mudslide, January 10
Muff Diver, April 16
Multiple Orgasm, January 13
Muscle Relaxer, November 19
My Fair Lady, February 20
Abraham Lincoln held a liquor license. He owned and operated several taverns.
Negroni, October 27
Night Cap, December 8
Nutcracker
Nutty Irishman, March 14
Oatmeal Cookie, November 27
Oklaholma Rattler, April 1
Old Etonian, May 12
Old Fashioned 1, June 19
Old Fashioned 2, June 19
Old Jamaican, August 6
Ono-Ono, August 19
Orange Blossom, April 2
Orange blossom 2, April 2
Orange Tundra, September 3
Orgasm, March 26
Orgasm 2, March 26
Panama, November 28
Paradise
Paralyzer, July 18
Pegu, March 13
Peppermint Froth, December 21
Peppermint Patty, October 2
Perfect Rob Roy, August 17
Perfect manhattan, June 29
Pina Colada, August 16
Pina Colada 2, August 16
Pineapple Express, August 7
Pink Elephant, April 22
Pink Gin, April 26
Pink Lady, June 14
Pink Squirrel, March 2
Pirate Nilly, May 30
Pirate's Treasure
Pisco Sour, February 4
Planter's Punch, May 2
Pornstar, June 26
Porto Flip, January 20
Pousse Cafe, November 4
Praying Mantis, October 17
Presbyterian, June 30
Purple Hooter, August 3
Purple Mother, April 8
Purple People Eater, April 10
Purple rain, September 26
It is illegal to feed alcohol to a fish in Ohio and to a Moose in Alaska.
Quick F**k, January 17
Radler, The, October 1
Radlermass, October 1
Red, White, & Blue Cocktail, July 4
Red, White, and Blue, July 4
Red Headed Slut, February 21
Rickey, May 16
Rob Roy, March 7
Rob Roy Alternative, March 7
Ron Collins, July 2
Rose, February 7
Rose Kennedy, June 22
Royal Arrival, November 18
Ruby Tuesday, May 23
Rum & Coke, April 19
Rum Runner, May 7
Rum Swizzle, May 24
Russ, The, October 1
Russian Qualude, October 14
Rusty Nail, November 14
The moderate consumption of alcohol does not destroy brain cells. In fact it is often associated with improved cognitive (mental) functioning. Furthermore, according to research at the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2012, subjects with a blood alcohol level of 0.07 were worse at working memory tasks, but better at creative-solving tasks.
Salty Dog, July 9
Sangria
Savoy Affair, January 12
Scarlet O'Hara, November 8
Scooby Snack. September 13
Screaming Orgasm, January 21
Screaming Orgasm 2, April 17
Screwdriver, October 24
Sea Breeze, May 29
Seperator, January 26
Seven and Seven, July 7
Sex On The Beach 4 (Rasperry Syrup), July 6
Sex on the Beach, May 19
Sex on the Beach 2, May 27
Sex on the Beach 3, June 9
Sex on the beach 5 (shooter), July 26
SideCar, January 11
Silk Panties, February 27
Silver Fizz, December 5
Singapore Sling, August 31
Slammer Royale October 15
Sleigh Ride, December 23
Slipper Nipple #2, December 6
Slippery Dick (Shot), November 22
Slippery Nipple, September 23
Sloe Comfortable Screw, July 13
Sloe Comfortable Screw up Against the Wall, July 13
Sloe Gin Fizz, September 30
Sloe Screw, August 20
Slow screw (Double Shot), April 29
Smith and Kerns, September 7
Smith and Wesson, May 18
Snake Bite (Shot), February 24
Snowball, December 11
Society, January 28
Sombrero, September 27
Southern Hospitality, December 1
Southern Whiskey Manhattan, February 3
Soviet
Spanish Coffee, October 12
Spritzer, August 23
Squashed Frog, October 22
Staten Island Ferry, September 10
Stinger, January 9
Stone Sour, July 10
Strawberry Daiquiri, June 4
Sugar and Spice Martini, December 24
Summertime, July 8
Sundowner, August 2
Surfer on Acid, August 13
Sweaty Bollock, December 13
Swedish Berry, November 10
Sweet Vermouth on the rocks with a twist, February 2
Syracuse Orangeman, March 29
Tang Banger, June 1
Tennessee, March 25
Tequila Sunrise, June 12
Tequila cruda, May 4
Tequila ritual, May 4
Tequilla Slammer, October 15
Tequilla Suicide, May 4
The Last Word, August 29
The Resolution, August 22
Three Wise Men, April 1
Toasted Almond, January 3
Tom Collins, January 14
True Blood, October 31
Valentine’s Kiss, February 14
Vegas bomb
Vesper
Victor, March 23
Vodka Collins, February 1
Vodka Martini, February 26
Vodka Press, March 19
Vodka Sunrise
Vodka Sunset, September 8
Vodka Twist, July 28
Warm Winter Margarita, December 20
Washington Apple, September 21
Wet Dream, November 28
Wet Pussy, June 24
Wet Pussy 2, July 30
Whiskey Sour, May 13
White Christmas, December 25
White Lady, February 9
White Russian, January 16
White Russian 2 (Half/Half), September 25
White Russian 3 (Milk), November 30
Wine Cooler, May 21
Woo Woo, May 8
Woo Woo 2, May 19
Wooley Mitten, November 26
Yorsh
Zipper, September 18
Zombie, May 28
Zombie 2, August 25
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