Whether you’re thirsting for an any-time-of-day sip like homemade lemonade or looking for a mixed drink to serve at your backyard barbecue, nothing is quite as refreshing as a cold drink on a sunny day. So, it’s no wonder that when we try to pick our favorite summer drinks that we can’t come up with anything less than 100 recipes! Fun mocktails, pitchers of sangria, and classic cocktails — the list goes on and on. And, while we’re confident that there’s a drink for everyone in this roundup, we’re even more certain that summer isn’t complete (for anyone!) until they’ve had at least one of these fruity slushies. Fresh basil is the secret ingredient: Steep it in a simple syrup (equal parts sugar and water), then remove it before blending the slushie for a subtle herbaceous note that screams ‘summer’.

There's a little extra love in this Caribbean rum punch, and it's not the freshly squeezed orange and lime juice or the fun ice-and-fruit float — it's taking the time to make your own spiced rum. It's super simple, and you can totally steal the rum recipe to make and give to friends and family (or a pirate).

Can frose (slushy, frozen rose wine) get any easier? With the help of a blender and ice cream maker, it certainly can.

Inspired by TikTok’s viral whipped lemonade – a summery beverage pushed to popularity with the help of user @goldenxclouds in 2020 – this version caps a fizzy spiked ice tea with a creamy lemonade topping. It plays up the flavors of the classic Arnold Palmer in a new way. Feel free to swap sweetened plain iced tea for the hard seltzer variety if you want a non-alcoholic version.

Nothing says festive like a party-ready cocktail dispensed directly from a pineapple!

This iconic rum-based cocktail was invented by Victor Bergeron in the 1940s at his first Trader Vic’s restaurant, in Oakland, California. (Bergeron’s nickname was Trader Vic.) There are countless interpretations, many of them sugar bombs. We stayed true to the original to create a balanced Mai Tai that includes the key flavors of almond (in the form of orgeat syrup, an essential ingredient in many tiki cocktails), citrus and caramelized sugar.

The classic Moscow mule requires only 3 ingredients: vodka, lime and ginger beer. We up the ginger flavor by freezing slices of fresh ginger into ice cubes to keep your beverage cold and fresh.

No fancy liquors or special equipment are necessary for this beautiful frozen cocktail — it's made with the sweet wine moscato. It is as easy as it is tasty!

Kardea says, "This is the perfect warm weather cocktail. I love a glass of frosé to cool off, and my version gets it rosy hue and sweetness from strawberries. Substitute frozen peaches or your other favorite fruits for a different version."

Slushy margaritas are just one more thing you can throw together in your ice cream maker. Chill the sweetened tequila-lime base ahead of time so that your cocktails churn up more quickly.

Frozen watermelon chunks and pink lemonade meet in this easy-breezy, hot-pink frosty drink that’s as beautiful as it is refreshing.

This homemade version of the famous Pink Drink is quick and easy to make. Once the tea steeps and cools, the refreshing drink comes together in just about 5 minutes.

Consider this sangria 2.0. Your favorite Spanish beverage has gone slushy thanks to some clever homemade red wine ice cubes and a blender.

When you're craving a sweet-tart, refreshing margarita, but you don't want the alcohol, break out your blender and start here.

This cocktail has a little bit of everything: vodka, gin, white rum, white tequila and Triple Sec.

This spicy margarita starts out with a subtle heat, but thanks to the chile pepper ice cubes, the fire builds as the ice melts!

Make a ginger and lemongrass syrup to sweeten this twist on the classic piña colada.

Celebrate summer with this showstopping Bloody Mary bar. Turn watermelons of all sizes into garnish bowls and put a watermelon twist on the traditional cocktail.

Melissa's fruity cooler combines muddled raspberries with pineapple juice, coconut water, mint and light rum. For a non-alcoholic refresher, omit the rum and top with 1 ounce of sparkling water.

Expect guests to do a double take when they see your watermelon with a tap attached — and to come back for seconds after sampling the spiked punch concealed within.

This simple, classic aperitif evokes sunny days in Italy, with its beautiful hue and distinctive herbaceous flavor.

The secret to this cocktail is homemade limoncello, an Italian lemon liqueur made from lemon zest and vodka, which imparts a unique sweet-tart flavor to the classic Moscow mule. Use leftover limoncello in other cocktails or sip it after dinner as a digestif all summer long.

Prefer your margaritas on the slushy side? Incorporate a few cups of ice while blending frozen mango chunks, lemonade concentrate, tequila and orange liqueur.

Molly adds a splash of dark rum to her tropical-inspired treat, but it can easily be skipped if you (or your guests) prefer a colorful mocktail.

Trisha’s easy slushies are a family-friendly summer sip. She blends maraschino cherries with lemon-lime soda, frozen limeade concentrate and ice, then garnishes each drink with plenty of extra fruit.

You don’t need mint to make a great mojito. Ree purees strawberries with lemon and basil and tops the mixture with simple syrup, rum and a splash of seltzer.

Valerie’s boozy beverage is filled with rum, gin, brandy and orange juice. Don’t skip the grenadine, either — the syrup contributes both sweetness and color to the cocktail.

Trisha balances out the sweetness of summer-ripe blackberries with a pinch of coarsely ground pepper in this refreshing cocktail.

Ayesha pairs hard cider and moonshine for a sweet, refreshing cocktail -- exactly what you want to be drinking on a hot summer’s night.