33 Best Super Bowl Drinks to Get You in the Winning Spirit
They're the real champions on game day.
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The best part of Super Bowl parties is that at least some aspect about them appeals to everyone. Food lovers can indulge in Super Bowl snacks and finger foods, animal lovers can revel in the puppy bowl, and football fans can, of course, watch the big game. As Ree Drummond says, "I love a good football game. And part of it is that I love Super Bowl food." And that's not to mention the ever-flowing refreshments, a uniting force that's arguably the most important part of any good party.
When hosting a crowd, a few signature drinks are almost essential, and effortless Super Bowl cocktails can add a delightful twist to the gathering. While a case of beer or soda is a reliable choice, that's something you can have during any regular game. If you're truly aiming to make this occasion one to remember, consider concocting these Super Bowl drinks instead.
Here, you'll find classic cocktail recipes like a mint julep or bloody mary along with out-of-the-box ideas to go with your menu of Super Bowl foods. Try one of the many variations on sangria with your favorite chicken wings or opt for the cranberry margarita served with chips and your favorite party dip. Whether you're tuning in for the halftime show, the Super Bowl commercials, or the game itself, these tasty Super Bowl drinks will make your night feel like a party no matter who wins or loses.
Classic Margarita
You really can't go wrong with big batch of a classic crowdpleaser when company comes over. Plus, what goes better with queso dip? Lime juice, tequila, triple sec, and simple syrup is all you'll need.
Get Ree's Classic Margarita recipe.
Spicy Cowgirl Martini
Super Bowl night can be a long one. Give yourself two kicks to keep up! This is like an espresso martini with a spike of chile and cayenne.
Get Ree's Spicy Cowgirl Martini recipe.
Cosmopolitan Cocktail
A classic party deserves a classic party cocktail. Light, crisp, and refreshing, one sip and you'll remember why it never really went out of style.
Get the Cosmopolitan Cocktail recipe.
Cranberry Margarita
This wintry version of the classic margarita is the perfect twist for game day. It's vibrant, packed with flavor, and pairs wonderfully with chips and dip.
Get the Cranberry Margarita recipe.
Spiked Arnold Palmer
A refreshing glass of lemonade tea coming right up! Add a splash of bourbon, and you have a libation that everyone will love. Plus, it makes over six quarts, so your cups will never run dry.
Get the Spiked Arnold Palmer recipe.
Hot Buttered Rum
Make this old school cold-weather drink for your celebration. The salted butter, apple pie spice blend, brown sugar, and fresh orange lend to this drink's deliciousness, but it'll taste even better if it's snowing outside!
Get the Hot Buttered Rum recipe.
Negroni
The negroni is one of the easiest classic cocktails because it only requires a few simple ingredients: gin, vermouth, and campari. Top it off with an orange twist for extra zest.
Get the Negroni recipe.
Watermelon Margarita Mocktails
There's nothing like a good margarita to get the party started. Thanks to this fruity, non-alcoholic version of the classic tequila drink, kids and adults alike can join in on the fun!
Classic Mint Julep
This refreshing drink is a Kentucky Derby classic, but you can enjoy it at any sporting event, including the Super Bowl. Bourbon mingles with fresh mint and simple syrup in this crowd-pleasing drink. It's served best over crushed ice for a traditional presentation.
Get the Classic Mint Julep recipe.
Spiked Hot Chocolate
The weather outside might be cold, but you and your guests don’t need to be! The classic, heart-warming beverage is made even toastier with a dash of Irish cream liqueur.
Get the Spiked Hot Chocolate recipe.
Dark and Stormy
Ginger beer isn't just for Moscow mules! The bubbly, spicy, ginger-flavored soft drink pairs well with a variety of spirits, including rum. The two main ingredients, rum and ginger beer, are topped with lime juice and a lime wedge for the perfect (dark) storm!
Get the Dark and Stormy recipe.
Appletini
Class things up with a round of bold green apple martinis. The sweet and sour drink gets its bright hue from apple schnapps.
Get the Appletini recipe.
Orange Crush Cocktail
This sunny and refreshing cocktail calls for fresh orange juice, orange-flavored vodka, triple sec, and orange soda. So, lots of poppy orange flavors!
Get the Orange Crush Cocktail recipe.
Bay Breeze Cocktail
It may be February, but you can celebrate your team's big win like you're in an island paradise. This drink is great if you're new to mixing cocktails—simply stir together cranberry juice, pineapple juice, and a little bit of vodka!
Get the Bay Breeze Cocktail recipe.
Cranberry Martini
A winter game calls for a wintry cocktail full of cranberry flavor. A homemade ginger-infused simple syrup adds a fresh hint of spice, while dry vermouth helps balance the sweetness.
Get the Cranberry Martini recipe.
Paloma
This refreshing tequila-based drink uses grapefruit two ways: fresh grapefruit juice for tart-sweetness and grapefruit soda for a bit of bubbly.
Get the Paloma recipe.
Spicy Jalapeño Margarita
This drink is for anyone who can handle the heat! It's a classic margarita that swaps out the tequila for a jalapeño-infused tequila instead.
Get the Spicy Jalapeño Margarita recipe.
Hot Toddy
Serve this warm whiskey-based drink to your guests when they arrive and they'll be warmed up in an instant! It's sure to gear everyone up for night of cheering!
Get the Hot Toddy recipe.
Ranch Water
Ree's go-to cocktail is one of the easiest drinks you can make on the spot. There are only three ingredients and it doesn't even require fancy bar tools—just a straw!
Get the Ranch Water recipe.
Classic Bloody Mary
Looking for a fun super bowl party idea? Try setting up a bloody Mary bar filled with tasty garnishes like bacon, pickles, olives, and cherry tomatoes.
Get the Classic Bloody Mary recipe.
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