It is time to get ready for Father’s Day and serve up a delicious feast for your old man. No matter if your dad is a beer or whiskey man, he wouldn’t say no to a delicious cocktail. Whether you want chic sippers or cookout-friendly summer beverages, these Father’s Day cocktail recipes feature bourbon, rye, and beer, so swap the ordinary six-pack for a tasty cocktail and serve up a refreshing drink to the dad who’s always there.

Whiskey Smash

It doesn’t get classier than this. This whiskey smash is an amazing Father’s Day cocktail with a zesty lemon base. But instead of using squeezed lemon juice, you muddle the lemon along with some mint to release the zesty flavors. Here is the full recipe.

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Tom Collins

If you have no experience or cocktail-making set, then this is the perfect drink to make at home. Tom Collins simply needs a few ingredients: a bit of gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, and soda water. Serve this classic summer cocktail this Father’s Day. Here is the full recipe.

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Espresso Martini

This caffeinated cocktail recipe is rich, smooth, sweet, and foamy. It is the perfect Father’s Day cocktail for a coffee-loving dad. It pairs well with brunch. Its luxurious coffee flavor also works great as a post-dinner drink. Here is the full recipe.

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Bourbon Rosemary Punch

Prepare a big batch of bourbon rosemary punch to serve at your Father’s Day brunch. This refreshing drink has a bittersweet flavor with rosemary-infused Aperol, bourbon, honey syrup, grapefruit juice, soda water, and dry sparkling wine. Here is the full recipe.

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Papa Bear

Well, if you don’t make this for Father’s Day, you are really missing out. The Papa Bear cocktail is sophisticated, refreshing, and citrusy with a hint of spice. The recipe goes well with your brunch. Here is the full recipe.

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Grilled Stone Fruit Sangria

The season of the stone fruits is here. So why not take advantage of the season and prepare a big batch of this grilled stone fruit sangria to serve at your Father’s Day gathering? The natural caramelized sweetness of the stone fruits will make this drink even better. Here is the full recipe.

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Classic Margarita

It may not be a truth that is well-known, but dads love margaritas. So gather your ingredients: tequila, orange liqueur, and lime to make this refreshing summer drink for Father’s Day. Here is the full recipe.

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Berry-Cucumber Moscow Mule

Give this classic winter cocktail a summery, fresh twist. The berry-cucumber Moscow mule is made with fresh blueberries, cucumber, and mint to infuse that perfect taste of summer. Here is the full recipe.

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Dog Days of Summer Ale

Try this beer-based bourbon cocktail with its vibrant red color from cherry heering, aka cherry liqueur or cherry cordial. The heering also infuses the drink with strawberry jam notes, hints of marzipan, and pine. Here is the full recipe.

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Grilled Peach Margarita

Move over, mimosa, there’s a new queen of brunch in town. Make this grilled peach margarita to give the cocktail a summer touch. It is easy to make and pairs well with your Father’s Day brunch. Here is the full recipe.

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Let us know which of these Father’s Day cocktail ideas you will be trying this Sunday. Happy Father’s Day!

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Listening to her grandmother weaving nighttime tales to penning down her own thoughts, Priya developed a penchant for stories and their origin early in her childhood. After her master's in literature, she started writing copiously on diverse topics including architecture, interior design trends, and home improvement while learning the ropes of copyediting. For the past couple of years, she has been crafting DIYs for Homecrux. Reading novels, painting, and baking are her favorites on her long list of hobbies. She also loves to eat, travel, meet new people, learn about different cultures, and listen to stories.

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