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Sweet Flower Peach schnapps, Grenadine, Lemon juice, Orange juice
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Death In The Afternoon Absinthe, Champagne / prosecco, Sugar / simple syrup
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Spicy Rum Sour Spiced rum, Lime juice, Pineapple juice, Sugar / simple syrup, Chilli peppers, Egg
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Honeysuckle Daiquiri White rum, Honey syrup, Orange juice, Lemon juice
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Grapefruit Cosmopolitan Grapefruit gin, White port, Lime juice, Cranberry juice, Sugar / simple syrup
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Spicy Cocktails

Explore 199 Spicy cocktail recipes.

Spicy in cocktail context covers two different ideas. The first is heat — chilli, pepper, horseradish — the kind of warmth that hits the back of the throat. The second is warm-spice — ginger, cinnamon, clove — the slower, deeper kind of heat you'd find in a chai or a mulled wine.

Both show up on this list, and both work because they give the drink somewhere unexpected to land on the palate. The Bloody Mary is the anchor for the heat side of the family: vodka, tomato, lemon, Worcestershire, Tabasco, and as much black pepper and horseradish as you can carry. The Jamaican Mule and Mexican Mule both work the same ginger-beer-and-citrus highball template, but tequila or rum changes the spirit underneath and the chilli garnish on the Mexican Mule tilts things hotter.

The Rob Roy gets its spice from a Scotch base plus a few dashes of bitters, more cinnamon than pepper. Across the list you'll find both styles — savoury and sippable, dessert-leaning and dessert-rejecting. What ties them together is that the spice does flavour work, not novelty work.

Most are built tall or shaken short, most live happily as a slow pour rather than a session drink, and most reward fresh ingredients (real ginger, fresh chilli) over the bottled versions.