23. Jack And Coke

This highball has been gaining popularity for years, so much so that Jack Daniels launched a pre-mixed, canned version in Australia and New Zealand that uses ‘cola’ rather than trademarked and proprietary Coca-Cola. It’s also known as a JD and Coke throughout the world.

Recipe

• 2 oz Jack Daniel’s® Tennessee whiskey
• 10 oz Coca-Cola®

24. Imperial Fizz

A variant of the whiskey fizz, an imperial includes an egg white. While Rocky Balboa drank his raw eggs straight, the risk of salmonella poisoning makes this drink risky. Try it if you must, but get to a doctor if you develop a fever, diarrhea, vomiting or abdominal pain.

Recipe

• 1.5 oz rye whiskey
• 0.5 oz Smith & Cross Navy Rum
• 0.75 oz fresh lemon juice
• 0.5 oz 2:1 Demerara syrup (for example Strongwater Old Fashioned Cocktail Syrup)
• 1 egg white
• Soda water
• Angostura bitters

25. Greyhound

Originally detailed as a glass of grapefruit juice with a shot of gin added and served over ice, modern tastes have changed the recipe to substitute vodka for gin. This change in preference occurred after 1945, when vodka became far more common and overtook gin in popularity.

Recipe

• 2 oz vodka
• 5 oz grapefruit juice

26. Gold Rush

Made of equal parts Goldschläger and Red Bull energy drink in a shot glass, the Gold Rush is a favorite of San Francisco football fans. The shot takes its name from the 49ers cheer squad, named the Gold Rush Cheerleaders.

Recipe

• 0.75 oz Domaine de Canton
• 2 oz Larceny Bourbon
• 0.5 oz Fresh lemon juice
• 1 Cherry

27. Godfather

Equal parts amaretto and scotch, this cocktail was rumored to be a favorite of lauded American actor Marlon Brando. Brando’s celebrated portrayal of the eponymous character in the 1972 film The Godfather may provide an explanation for the drink’s moniker.