Finally — an app that shows you all the tasty drinks you can make from the stuff you’ve got.
You know the story:
You just spent an hour Googling for one flippin’ recipe you can actually make – something easy, something good, nothing blue.
But you’ve got bupkis, because you don’t have kumquat juice or balsamic-infused peach hair or whatever all these damn Pinterest recipes require, and so here you are, slurping halfheartedly on your consolation White Russian.*
*We ain’t hatin’ – we love White Russians.
Cheer up, buttercup.
Cocktail Party’s got this. Just tell it what you’ve got, and it’ll tell you what you can make. There aren’t any ads, there’s no obnoxious social sharing, and entering your stuff is quick and painless.
It’s just you, your booze, and page after page of solid cocktail recipes you can actually make, right this very instant.
Newest Drinks
We’re constantly adding new drinks and ingredients to Cocktail Party. When you buy the Cocktail Party app, you get every update for free! Here’s what we’ve added lately:
Jul 8 2023Kiwi FizzKiwifruit, Mint, Vanilla syrup...
Jul 8 2023St. Stephen's SourCognac, Aged rum, Lemon...
Jul 8 2023Giostra d'AlcolRed wine, Bitter orange apéritif, Honey syrup...
Jul 8 2023Flor de PiñaMezcal, Sweet herbal liqueur, Honey syrup...
Jul 8 2023Peachy PachacutiPeach, Pisco, Honey syrup...
Jul 8 2023DoubleplusgoodLight rum, Triple sec, Lime...
Dec 22 2022Christmas GooseGenever, Sloe gin, Sweet herbal liqueur...
Dec 22 2022Spiced Nog FlipSpiced rum, Simple syrup, Sweet cream...
Dec 22 2022Praying MantisMint fernet, Horchata liqueur, Crème de cacao...
Dec 22 2022Noggin KnockerBourbon, Mint fernet, Milk...
Dec 21 2022Trick NogBourbon, Cherry brandy, Orange...
Dec 21 2022Peppermint DandyCoffee liqueur, Horchata liqueur, Crème de cacao...
Dec 21 2022I Don’t Mind You Shooting Me, Frank, But Take it Easy on the RumLight rum, Overproof light rum, Mint liqueur...
Dec 21 2022Bells Will be RingingDark rum, Apple brandy, Cherry brandy...
Dec 7 2022BerlioniGin, Artichoke amaro, Dry vermouth...
Dec 7 2022Bliss PointPineapple rum, Limoncello, Grapefruit...
Nov 30 2022Water TowerBlanc vermouth, Watermelon,
Nov 29 2022Bitter FrenchGin, Bitter orange apéritif, Lemon...
Frequently-Asked Questions
Why should I pay for Cocktail Party when there are so many free apps?
There are a lot of wonderful free cocktail apps – as long as you like sour mix and ice cream in your drinks. They tend to boast a lot more drink recipes than Cocktail Party, too.
But here’s the deal – you won’t know if any of those drinks are good until you try ’em. And by the time you’re pouring that Razzmatazz Blueberry Redhead on the Beach down your gullet maybe you’re thinking, “Gosh, I’d pay a few bucks just to know that my app has only the most delicious, drinkable kitchen-tested drinks. If only such a thing were possible.”
We’re here to tell you that it is possible – for less than the cost of a pocket-sized bottle of gas-station vodka, you can have the best drinks ever devised by humanity’s finest mixologists, right in the palm of your hand.
Cocktail Party is $3.99 for iOS or Android, and it’s the best investment you’ll ever make in your cocktail adventures, this side of a good citrus juicer.
Do I have to pay to get more drinks?
What drinks are you planning to add in the future?
Our goal is for Cocktail Party to somehow, impossibly, contain every single good drink recipe ever invented. A lofty goal, sure – but noble, we think!
We aim to add few dozen new recipes each month, each one tested and perfected by the willing test subjects here at the Cocktail Party Labs.
We test drinks from a variety of sources: cocktail recipe books, newspapers and magazines, respected blogs, industry message boards and social media, and wherever else we can find genuinely solid drink recipes.
Are we missing a drink you love? Let us know on our support form. We’ll add it to our test queue!
Why do you use generic ingredient names?
We use generic ingredient names (like “melon liqueur” instead of “Midori”) in order to ensure that you can make a drink you have the ingredients for, even if you don’t have a specific name-brand bottle on hand.
About half of Cocktail Party’s users are outside of the US & Canada, and don’t always have access to the same brands we use in testing, or those written into cocktail books. We add as many alternate names as we can for each ingredient, so your search for “Patron” will still bring up tequila in the search results.
That said, some drinks simply won’t work with substitute ingredients. We make note of that when we test cocktail recipes, and we’ll let you know if that’s the case in the text of the drink description.
I'm not in America. Will Cocktail Party work for me?
Cocktail Party works wherever you are. Choose from imperial or metric measurements, and search for ingredients by their regional names.
We’re constantly adding new drinks and ingredients from all over the world.
Are we missing your local spirit, mixer, or cocktail? Let us know!
Why don't you hacks call for correct glassware?
Fancy glassware is great, and generally we try to specify the traditional glass a drink is served in.
That said, we’ve served Old Fashioneds in Big Gulp cups in the middle of a midnight dust storm at Burning Man, so we’re not ones to stand on tradition. The drinks you’ll make with Cocktail Party are so delicious, you won’t care if you’re drinking them out of crystal goblets or plastic buckets.
How many therbligs will the app require me to perform?
You will experience at least six (6) therbligs in the process of creating a drink with Cocktail Party:
From the Blog
Our Favorite Manhattan Riffs
The Manhattan is a time-worn classic, and over all those years it's become the inspiration for generations of riffs, twists, and re-imaginings. Read on for a selection of our favorites!
Camron Corder, Google Play Store 
