Popular cocktails from a past era. They are great drinks mostly forgotten these days.

1. The Aviation 10.0/10

   A classic but hard to make cocktail
   By David

2. 1972 Old Way Mai Tai 9.5/10

   Trader Vic's style mai tai
   By soulever

3. Gimlet 9.0/10

   Nothing goes as well with gin as lime!
   By David

4. Lemon Gingerini 9.0/10

   This is one of my favorite martinis! If you are afraid to drink gin, this drink will change your mind. The Lemon Gingerini incorporates ginger syrup (very easy to make at home, or substitute with fresh ginger), gin, and lemon to produce a slightly herbal and incredibly refreshing drink.
   By Zuellander

5. Creamsicle Shake 9.0/10

   Remiscent of the classic ice cream treat
   By Lmramsey89

6. Lime Fizz 8.7/10

   A classic fizz. One of Iron Chef Michael Symons favorite drinks. This drink is essentially an alcoholic meringue (as in lemon meringue pie) - don't be afraid of the egg or you will seriously miss out on one of the best and easiest drinks to make ever.
   By Zuellander

7. El Presidente 8.5/10

   Created in Cuba to please Americans who traveled there during Prohibition.
   By David

8. Sidecar 8.2/10

   A retro cocktail that served as the basis for a lot of classic cocktails.
   By David

9. Bronx 8.0/10

   A popular rival to the Martini and the Manhattan.
   By David

10. Philfer Sting 8.0/10

    Cool and exciting
    By Yanah

11. Old Fashioned 7.8/10

    This drink was old fashioned in the 1880's. Still a very tasty cocktail.
    By David

12. Martini 7.7/10

    The icon of the cocktail culture.
    By David

13. Collins 7.0/10

    The classic refreshing summer drink
    By David

14. Vesper 7.0/10

    The Martini invented by James Bond in Casino Royale.
    By David

15. Matthatan 6.5/10

    This version of the classic Manhattan incorporates a few additional ingredients that add some sweetness to the classic Manhattan. I think that these additions make this drink more palatable than the traditional Manhattan and accentuate the positive qualities of the Whiskey.
    By Zuellander

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