All-season classic cocktails are great for every occasion and mood; whether just chilling alone at home or having people over, you will never go wrong with a classic drink. Moreover, most of these cocktails are pretty easy to whip at home. Also, they are quite versatile as you can use alternative ingredients that you have in your kitchen. Here are some all-season classic cocktails you can bookmark for later.

1. Old Fashioned
This one is hands-down one of the most ordered cocktails at any bar. Made from rye or bourbon, the old fashioned was not a cocktail technically when it was first introduced in 1880. Back then, cocktails were drinks that had butter, sugar, and water. In comparison, this all-season classic cocktail has only bitters, sugar, whisky, and no water.

2. White Russian
This well-known cocktail is a derivative of another popular cocktail, the Black Russian. Both have the same basic ingredients – vodka, and Kahlúa. The only difference is the addition of heavy cream that gives White Russian its name. The cream also renders a sweetish flavor to this famous drink.

3. Moscow Mule
Made with vodka, ginger beer, and lime juice, Moscow Mule is one of the most popular cocktails. It is better known for being served in copper mugs. Plus, this drink is quite versatile, with several variations in its recipes. For instance, the vodka can be swapped with bourbon to make Kentucky Mule. Add a splash of apple-cranberry juice to give a seasonal twist.

4. Sangria
Sangria is one of the most popular all-season classic cocktails. In Spanish, the name of the cocktail literally means wine and fruit. This fruity drink has been timeless. Originally, it is made with red wine, orange liqueur, prosecco, apple juice, and slices of apple and oranges. However, variations have come up over time. Instead of apples and oranges, seasonal fruits and juices can be easily added to make sangria perfect for the weather.

5. Negroni
One of the top-selling cocktails, Negroni, is timeless. It has three main ingredients – sweet vermouth, gin, and Campari. These lend Negroni its classic bitter taste. More than a hundred years old, this cocktail has become quite popular over the recent years. It is quite easy to make and perfectly suited for all seasons.

6. Bloody Mary
This iconic cocktail may take some time to whip up. This is because it uses more ingredients than most basic cocktails – vodka, tomato juice, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, horseradish, black pepper, salt, lemon juice, and so on. However, it is still quite popular. Well known for curing hangovers, this all-season classic cocktail is often a favorite drink to order at brunch. Moreover, it is quite versatile, with several variations.

7. Margarita
A summer favorite for many, the margarita is, in fact, an all-season classic cocktail. It is so versatile that the ingredients can be easily swapped to suit the weather. The original margarita is made with agave syrup, tequila, and lime juice. Adding a lot of ice makes it a really enjoyable boozy slushie.