The world of cocktails is constantly evolving and every year newer cocktails make their way into the menu cards. And some of them take time to make their way to the bars internationally. However, some old pals remain in the list forever, right? The weekend is the right time to try a new cocktail. Here is a compilation of the 5 best-selling international cocktails. You must try them if you find them at the bar.

Bamboo

This drink came into existence with the revival of sherry. It is made with one and a half parts sherry, one and a half parts dry vermouth, two dashes of Angostura bitters, and two dashes of orange bitters. It entered the bars list this year.

Vesper

Remember Vesper Lynd from James Bond novel “Casino Royale”? This Cocktail gets its name from the same character. In the book, he calls for: “Three measures of Gordon’s; one of vodka; half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it over ice, and add a thin slice of lemon peel. Got it?” Interesting name for a cocktail, isn’t it?

Daquiri

The humble Daiquiri is a constant favorite worldwide. It is also one of the most popular rum cocktails. This simple, classic recipe calls for white rum, simple syrup, and lime juice. However, there are countless variations across the globe involving other juices and sweeteners.

Negroni

The list wouldn’t be complete without the classic Negroni. About 19% of bars say it’s their number one most served drink. The apéritif is made with one part gin, one part vermouth Rosso, and one part Campari, garnished with an orange peel. If you have tasted it, your mouth must be in waters right now.

Old Fashioned- The cocktail

The Old Fashioned is the most popular cocktail for the fifth year in a row. This American classic is made by muddling a sugar cube with Angostura bitters, then adding bourbon or rye, a few dashes of water, and finished with a citrus rind. Oh, sound amazing.

Which one is your favorite? Let us know.