Every cocktail comes with a history, some of which are actually interesting. The mojito, for example, comes from Cuba with a very intriguing history. There are two versions of the first mojito, one includes Sir Francis Drake and the other African slaves in Cuba. It’s said that African slaves in Cuba would make this drink while working in the sugarcane fields. Another story about the mojito is that when Sir Francis Drake came to invade Cuba and failed, his associate, Richard Drake made a version of the mojito for him. No matter which story you believe we should all be grateful for the best mojito cocktail recipes since they’re one of the most refreshing drinks with rum in the world.
Looking for the most refreshing drinks with rum? You’ll find what you’re looking for in the best mojito cocktail recipes around.
The name of the drink tells us why it’s such a beloved cocktail recipe. Mojito comes from the African word “mojo” which means to place a little spell. While the history of the mojito goes back a long time, today, the mojito is still placing a spell on us all. Like other cocktails, there isn’t one firm way to make a mojito. You can make refreshing drinks with rum however you’d like. All you need are the best mojito cocktail recipes.
Cherry Blackberry Mojito | Best of Life Magazine
Easy Low Cal Mojito | Best of Life Magazine
Classic Mint Mojito | Chef Savvy
Raspberry Mojito | Cooking LSL
Pineapple Blackberry Mojito | Fake Ginger
Cuban Mojito | Drinked In
Grapefruit Mojito | Lemon Tree Dwelling
Passion Fruit Mojito | Cookie Named Desire
Non-Alcoholic Mojito | Live Like You Are Rich
Pineapple Coconut Mojito | 2 Cookin’ Mamas
Mojitos are refreshing drinks with rum mostly because of the mint aspect of the original. However, with every iteration, fruit is used to add flavor. That fruit adds another level of refreshment to the mojito. The best part of any mojito cocktail is that there is a flavor for everyone.
Strawberry Pineapple Mojito | Damn Delicious
Lemongrass, Lime & Thai Basil Mojito | The Kitchn
Pink Mojito | Supergolden Bakes
Mango Mojito | Crazy for Crust
Cranberry Mojito | Sugar & Soul
Strawberry Mint Mojito | Lulus
Tangerine or Mandarin Mojito | Laylita
Watermelon Mojito | Call Me PMC
Pineapple Ginger Mojito | Kitchen Sanctuary
Strawberry Champagne Mojito | The Suburban Soapbox
So many great drinks. I would have a hard time choosing which one to drink.
I just love a good mojitos. In fact, it’s usually my go to cocktail on vacation or even at a snazzy party because it’s so refreshing and not so ovepowering either.
Oh dear, mojito overload it is! Hahaha I need to make more time to read all about the mojito links. Perfect for every chilling and bonding session.
Cool drink recipes for a relaxing night 🙂
Love the varieties of mojitos. I’d love to try the mango one.
I don’t drink alcohol much but I do love a good mojito! I had no idea about mojito’s history and I’m so glad you added that information to your post. I would love to try the Passion Fruit Mojito and Watermelon Mojito.
Thanks for the mojito recipes! They all sound so good. This has got to be one of the best cocktails ever invented!
I’ve only ever tried a classic mojito, but all of these different flavors are calling me. I’m thinking this summer would be a great time to try each and every one!
Can’t wait for summer to serve some mojitos. That looks so refreshing and I’m hoping to get a sip right now. Thanks for compiling this list.
I am looking forward to summer nights and our get togethers with friends and family. These recipes will certainly come in handy.
This makes me wish the warm weather would hurry up. Funny enough I met my partner at a concert he was working at. He was promoting Malibu Rum. His name has been and will be forever Malibu Steve.
This is great! It’s good to know recipes that are refreshing especially this summer. I think it’s a lovely mix, perfect for when you have your friends over!
I always thought I hated mojitos, but these actually look good. I rarely drink alcohol, but I’m sure I could find a way to make them without it.
delicious and easy to prepare. Thanks for sharing this 🙂 BTW taste was excellent