7 Two-ingredient Cocktails That Taste and Sound Fancy

Making drinks at home can be intimidating. First of all, booze isn’t cheap, so stocking a home bar takes time and money. Then, there’s the fact that most drinks call for more than just one type of alcohol.

For these reasons, plenty of people settle for beer and wine when it comes to making drinks at home. If you want to mix things up a little bit, try one of these two-ingredient cocktails that taste fancy but couldn’t be simpler.

Black Russian

Need a little boost? A Black Russian will do the trick and requires only vodka and coffee liqueur.

Black Russian Cocktail

Mix your own Black Russian Cocktail.

Aperol Spritz

An Aperol spritz is sweet and refreshing. Bonus points for the gorgeous orange color.

The History of The Aperol Spritz

If you like a good spritz, you can thank the Habsburgs. The cocktail was the incidental creation of the Austro-Hungarian occupation of Venice in the early 1800s. Apparently, the local wine was too muc

Dark & Stormy

Pour dark rum into a glass and top it off with ginger beer — boom, a dark and stormy!

Dark and Stormy Cocktail

Mix your own Dark and Stormy Cocktail.

Screwdriver

A screwdriver makes a great brunch cocktail, but the combination of orange juice and vodka works any time of day.

Screwdriver Cocktail

Mix your own Screwdriver Cocktail.

Cuba libre

Thousands of Cuba libres are prepared each day, making it the world’s most popular cocktail.

The World’s Most Popular Cocktail Is The Simplest To Make

It’s the time-honoured combination of rum and cola with a lime, otherwise known by its official name, the Cuba Libre.

Mimosa

There’s no better way to day drink than with a simple mimosa. You can also mix things up by using different kinds of juice or adding bitters or flavored syrups.

Mimosa Cocktail

Mix your own Mimosa Cocktail.

Martini

Martinis may seem old school, but we can all agree sipping a cocktail from a long-stemmed martini glass feels fancy.

Martini Cocktail

Mix your own Martini Cocktail.