Your drink of choice on the Fourth of July might be an ice-cold beer or the always-faithful White Claw, but in case you want to celebrate with a colorful cocktail, we’ve got a few recipes for you to add in some fun.

What do you think of when you hear the words “Kentucky Derby?”

Anyone hosting a holiday soiree in the next week or so, and you’re wondering what to offer in terms of a seasonally appropriate cocktail?

Adult beverages with something for everyone with a Latin flair

People were no doubt mixing up more cocktails at home when the pandemic prompted the shutdown of bars and restaurants last year. But the travel rewards company Upgraded Points wanted to see which ones were most popular in each state. AdTurns out the mimosa was the most popular in the highest number of states, with six. And five different cocktails were the most popular in three states each. Some states had more unique drink choices like the Paloma, hot buttered rum, fuzzy navel, rusty nail, painkiller, dark n’ stormy, shandy and rickey.