Beat the heat this summer with this easy recipe of the classic cocktail, Mojito. This mix of white rum, sugar syrup, soda with lime and mint will undoubtedly help you cool off that heat!!

The Mojito traces its roots to Cuba ... Adjust the amount of sugar according to your taste. If using simple syrup, start with ½ oz (15 ml) and increase if needed. If the drink tastes too sour ...

Our latest variation is a Key lime mojito recipe, which tastes like a slice of Key lime pie in a glass. First, tangy and ...

A refreshing twist on the classic mojito, this is a brilliant accompaniment ... the strawberries to find your favourite. For the sugar syrup, put the caster sugar in a small non-stick saucepan ...

This basic mojito recipe can be easily twisted. Try swapping the soda for bitter lemon or elderflower tonic, and adding a handful of frozen berries with the mint leaves.

This combination of rhubarb syrup and blended blueberries and raspberries ... Adding cucumber and lime to a minty mojito mix gives it a refreshing taste, and the beautiful green colour can make ...

A St. Patrick's Day celebration wouldn't be complete without some festive drinks to go along with your Irish feast. Whipping up your own cocktails for this holiday is simple, and you can make them ...

Inspired by green, make virgin mojito for your guests ... You have to mix raw mango pulp with coconut water blended with jaggery syrup and black salt. You need soda, rose syrup, lime juice ...