French drinks

Indulge in the intoxicating flavors of France with our list of the 29 best French cocktails that will transport you straight to the streets of Paris!

We’re talking about drinks that blend tradition with innovation, using premium ingredients to create flavors that are both unique and familiar. There’s something for every taste, from the timeless appeal of a well-crafted Kir Royale to the refreshing twist of a modern Lavender French 75. #frenchcocktails

Learn about the history and how to make the French 75 Cocktail with a delightful mix of citrus, sugar, gin, and, of course, champagne.

Embrace the elegance of a classic French 75 with our refined recipe! 🥂✨ Crafted with the perfect balance of gin, sparkling wine, fresh lemon juice, and a hint of simple syrup, this timeless cocktail is a celebration in every sip. Elevate your mixology game and toast to the chic allure of this iconic drink. Cheers to timeless taste and effervescent moments! 🍋🌟 #French75

As much as I love original cocktail recipes, I can't get over how insanely good these French 75 variations are! I promise you'll love these bubbly drinks.

Sit back, relax, and welcome to the epitome of luxury. Imagine yourself at a chic Parisian bar, the ambiance tinged with timeless sophistication, the atmosphere humming with elegance. Now, let me introduce you to the drink that personifies grace and high class: the French 75 cocktail. Oui, darling! A Storied Sip Ah, the French 75—its ... Read more

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The French Blond is made with grapefruit, gin, Lillet and St-Germain. Rumored to be Taylor Swift's favorite cocktail, it's citrusy and floral. Recipe yields 1 cocktail; you can double the ingredients and shake 2 at once in a large cocktail shaker.

Kir Royale is a French cocktail consisting of crème de cassis and Champagne. It is a modern version of traditional Kir which is made with crème de cassis and white wine. Just like regular Kir, the Royale variety is also served in a flute glass without garnishes, usually as an apéritif. If the cocktail is made with raspberry liqueur instead of crème de cassis, it is then called Kir Impérial.