This Mexican take on the Bloody Mary uses mezcal instead of vodka. This cocktail begs for appetizers. Make them Mexican, too! Garnish each glass with a skewer laced with quesadilla wedges and— read more

This mezcal-based cocktail can be served as a dessert for adults. Enjoy it with vanilla ice cream and orange soda. The perfect summer treat! read more

This cocktail is so delicious that the bartenders at GIN BAR, where the drink was invented, offer it to customers as a non-alcoholic version, without the addition of mezcal. The Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice cocktail is a harmonious combination of read more

The only difference between this drink and the famous Tequila Sunrise is that instead of tequila, it uses its "big brother," mezcal, which has a more pronounced aroma and flavor. The other ingredients are the same as the classic version: orange read more

Bartenders sometimes use ingredients from the kitchen to garnish their cocktails, but this unique drink is more than half made from the famous Mexican taco. Nacho-flavored chips, cilantro, radishes, beef broth, and fresh pepper— read more

This frozen alcoholic cocktail is based on the popular Margarita, which includes tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur. This classic trio is enhanced with fresh blackberries and sugar and blended until... read more

Mezcal is popular in bars in the US these days, but Mexicans have been drinking it for centuries. For this cocktail, bartenders use young mezcal, aged for no more than two months, and rim the glasses with a special red salt—a sharp salt with crushed... read more