Find the drink, then scale the whole round.
Search by cocktail or jump in by spirit, then get the numbers a recipe skips: pour size, dilution, ABV, standard drinks, and a party-ready bottle list.
17.4 U.S. standard drinks total, 1.45 per serving.
What can I make with my bar?
Check off the bottles and mixers you already own. We'll instantly show every cocktail you can make — and the ones you're one ingredient away from.
Open the finder →Browse all 80 cocktails
Filter by spirit and flavor, or search by name. Every drink has a step-by-step recipe, exact ratios, ABV and one-click party batch math.
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All collections →Easy 3-ingredient
7Minimal ingredients, no fancy gear — perfect for beginners.
Crowd & party
16Scale beautifully to a pitcher or punch bowl for a group.
Brunch
8Bright, easy-drinking cocktails made for the morning table.
Summer & refreshing
27Tall, cold, and thirst-quenching for warm weather.
Low-ABV & sessionable
6Lighter pours you can enjoy more than one of.
After-dinner & dessert
6Rich, sweet, and creamy sippers to close the night.
Hosting a crowd? Do the math, not the guesswork.
Scale a recipe by servings, choose added water and package sizes, and prepare syrup and citrus quantities with their assumptions visible.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a cocktail to make?
Two ways: pick your base spirit (gin, vodka, whiskey, rum, tequila…) to see every classic built on it, or use the finder to check off the bottles you own and instantly see what you can make. You can also search any of our 80+ classics by name.
Are the recipes free?
Yes — every recipe, ratio and calculator on BatchPour is free, with no sign-up and no paywall. Everything runs in your browser.
What makes BatchPour different from a recipe site?
Recipe quantities connect to a batch planner with adjustable added water, package sizes and a purchase and preparation sheet. ABV and serving quantities are calculated estimates with their assumptions shown.
Can I scale a recipe up for a party?
Yes. Open a recipe in the batch planner, choose the number of servings, and review added water and package sizes before creating your purchase sheet and batch recipe card.