Cocktails Art - Bartender App
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A huge selection of cocktails with collections of recipes for any occasion.
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A huge selection of cocktails with collections of recipes for any occasion.
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About Cocktails Art - Bartender App
A huge selection of cocktails with collections of recipes for any occasion. Descriptions of all ingredients and variants for their replacement. Add your drinks to the bar and you can see what you can make from them. Have your own cocktail? Add it to the app. Rate cocktails and create your own selection of the best cocktails.
New recipes and collections
Classic minimalistic or sultry tropical tiki cocktails? You can find everything in the “Cocktails Art - Drinks Recipes” free mixology app. More than 700 cocktails to make up a drink menu for any occasion. Select cocktails based on gin, vodka, tequila or any other ingredients. Every month I add new recipes and collections. You can always find the best recipe selections on the homepage of my mixology app.
My bar
Add all the ingredients on hand to "My bar" and see what alcoholic drinks you can mix. To see all the cocktails recipes available check the option “Only my ingredients” when searching. There is already a great variety of liqueurs, bitters and other alcoholic spirits in the bar. For easier navigation, the section in our cocktail app is organized into these subcategories:
Popular – the most common ingredients to set up your minibar like a professional bartender or mixologist, such as vodka, rum, tequila, whiskey, vermouths, Angostura bitters, lime juice, lemon juice and so on.
Basic spirits – the spirits commonly used in mixology as a foundation for the cocktail taste building. In this minibar there are tequila, vodka, rye whiskey, wine and others.
Liqueurs – a variety of bitters, vermouths, brandies and liqueurs proper. Here we have your favourite Cointreau, Campari, Kahlua and other drinks common used in mixology.
Mixers – soda, juices and syrups. For example, Coca-Cola, Sprite and so on.
Ingredients info and analogues
Met the ingredient that is unknown for you? Read a short story about it in the ingredient description section. Also here you can find analogues and replacement options for the most popular drinks of our bartender app.
Advanced search of cocktail recipes
Search mixing drinks you wish by any ingredient, colour, basic flavour profile (sweet, sour, bitter), drink volume (shot, short and long drinks) or just by name. Any combinations. Filter the recipes you can make by the ingredients on hand.
Favourites
Liked a cocktail? Save the recipes of the mixed drinks you like to Favourites. Make your own recipe book.
Your own cocktails
You know a cocktail that not in the out drink app? Add your recipes in "My cocktails" section. The most interest recipes will be added to the app. Make the app your own recipe keeper.
Your own collections
Tired of writing out the most interesting recipes? No problem! Create you own collections for any ocassion for your home bar.
Rate cocktails
Try a cocktail? Give a feedback to all users of our drink app and rate it.
Measurement units for bartenders from all over the world
Use suitable units in our drink app for prepare the greatest mixing drinks: ounces or millilitres.
The mixology app can help to save money on going out. Become a home bartender with your own cocktails flashcards and create all this mixology beauty at home – Mojito, Cosmopolitan, Long Island Iced Tea, Bloody Mary, John Collins, Negroni, Manhattan, Mai Tai, Kir Royale, Piña Colada, Black and White Russian, Bacardi, Aperol Spritz, Sex on the Beach, Old Fashioned, Margarita, Screwdriver and a lot of others. There a lot of cocktails for a novice bartenders and a professional mixologists. But remember, when you deep embathe into a mixology it is important to drink responsibly and to be over legal drinking age in your country.
Something is missing…
You’ve noticed a mistake, are willing to suggest a new cocktail or just to chat about bars, cocktails, drinks, mixology, bartender or bartending and all the other stuff, saw a good feature in other cocktail app, wine app, beer app, bartender app or some other drinking app – write at team@cocktailsart.com.
New recipes and collections
Classic minimalistic or sultry tropical tiki cocktails? You can find everything in the “Cocktails Art - Drinks Recipes” free mixology app. More than 700 cocktails to make up a drink menu for any occasion. Select cocktails based on gin, vodka, tequila or any other ingredients. Every month I add new recipes and collections. You can always find the best recipe selections on the homepage of my mixology app.
My bar
Add all the ingredients on hand to "My bar" and see what alcoholic drinks you can mix. To see all the cocktails recipes available check the option “Only my ingredients” when searching. There is already a great variety of liqueurs, bitters and other alcoholic spirits in the bar. For easier navigation, the section in our cocktail app is organized into these subcategories:
Popular – the most common ingredients to set up your minibar like a professional bartender or mixologist, such as vodka, rum, tequila, whiskey, vermouths, Angostura bitters, lime juice, lemon juice and so on.
Basic spirits – the spirits commonly used in mixology as a foundation for the cocktail taste building. In this minibar there are tequila, vodka, rye whiskey, wine and others.
Liqueurs – a variety of bitters, vermouths, brandies and liqueurs proper. Here we have your favourite Cointreau, Campari, Kahlua and other drinks common used in mixology.
Mixers – soda, juices and syrups. For example, Coca-Cola, Sprite and so on.
Ingredients info and analogues
Met the ingredient that is unknown for you? Read a short story about it in the ingredient description section. Also here you can find analogues and replacement options for the most popular drinks of our bartender app.
Advanced search of cocktail recipes
Search mixing drinks you wish by any ingredient, colour, basic flavour profile (sweet, sour, bitter), drink volume (shot, short and long drinks) or just by name. Any combinations. Filter the recipes you can make by the ingredients on hand.
Favourites
Liked a cocktail? Save the recipes of the mixed drinks you like to Favourites. Make your own recipe book.
Your own cocktails
You know a cocktail that not in the out drink app? Add your recipes in "My cocktails" section. The most interest recipes will be added to the app. Make the app your own recipe keeper.
Your own collections
Tired of writing out the most interesting recipes? No problem! Create you own collections for any ocassion for your home bar.
Rate cocktails
Try a cocktail? Give a feedback to all users of our drink app and rate it.
Measurement units for bartenders from all over the world
Use suitable units in our drink app for prepare the greatest mixing drinks: ounces or millilitres.
The mixology app can help to save money on going out. Become a home bartender with your own cocktails flashcards and create all this mixology beauty at home – Mojito, Cosmopolitan, Long Island Iced Tea, Bloody Mary, John Collins, Negroni, Manhattan, Mai Tai, Kir Royale, Piña Colada, Black and White Russian, Bacardi, Aperol Spritz, Sex on the Beach, Old Fashioned, Margarita, Screwdriver and a lot of others. There a lot of cocktails for a novice bartenders and a professional mixologists. But remember, when you deep embathe into a mixology it is important to drink responsibly and to be over legal drinking age in your country.
Something is missing…
You’ve noticed a mistake, are willing to suggest a new cocktail or just to chat about bars, cocktails, drinks, mixology, bartender or bartending and all the other stuff, saw a good feature in other cocktail app, wine app, beer app, bartender app or some other drinking app – write at team@cocktailsart.com.
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Worth paying to unlock all recipients
May 9, 2020 As the subject says this review is with me buying all recipes, can’t vouch for the free version alone. So far I’ve tried three drinks (Alabama Slammer, Beach Day and Toasted Almonds) and all were just as I remember them. Part I love: recipes are accurate, don’t have to click multiple sites while rolling the dice on their accuracy/deal with their ads/etc, I can pick drinks on what I have and even add what I have via the drink ingredients. Part I don’t enjoy: being four bucks poorer, but I’ll live as it’s a one time charge and not a subscriptionmore -
Feb 10, 2021 A huge selection of cocktails with collections of recipes for any occasion. -
I would recommend
Jan 15, 2020 This app is user friendly plus allows me to mark my favorites! Excellent app and I would recommend it for people like me. -
Feb 11, 2021 Good app for cocktails recipes. Simple and easy to use. -
Not sure I’ll keep it.
Mar 24, 2020 Attractive set up. The free version is pretty limited though. Common and popular ingredients like Peppermint Shnapps and spiced rum aren’t included. It doesn’t seem to support adding ingredients or my own recipes. It might be worth the $4 if that feature were available. Otherwise it’s too limited to be useful to me.more
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Nov 20, 2020 Плохая кастомизация. Половина коктейлей за деньги. Не интуитивное меню. -
Partial translation
Feb 20, 2019 I saw glowing reviews for this app and thought, meh, why not? When I opened the app I was a little blindsided by the wall of Cyrillic text that came up. Ack! Nobody mentioned that in the reviews. I poked at random things until I managed to toggle the language to English. Some content remained untranslated, though. This app is therefore of limited use.more
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Worth paying to unlock all recipients
May 9, 2020 As the subject says this review is with me buying all recipes, can’t vouch for the free version alone. So far I’ve tried three drinks (Alabama Slammer, Beach Day and Toasted Almonds) and all were just as I remember them. Part I love: recipes are accurate, don’t have to click multiple sites while rolling the dice on their accuracy/deal with their ads/etc, I can pick drinks on what I have and even add what I have via the drink ingredients. Part I don’t enjoy: being four bucks poorer, but I’ll live as it’s a one time charge and not a subscriptionmore -
Feb 10, 2021 A huge selection of cocktails with collections of recipes for any occasion. -
I would recommend
Jan 15, 2020 This app is user friendly plus allows me to mark my favorites! Excellent app and I would recommend it for people like me. -
Feb 11, 2021 Good app for cocktails recipes. Simple and easy to use. -
Awesome app
Sep 15, 2020 This is an awesome app; I love it! Just can’t figure out what the number relates to on each drink!!! Hmmmm! Keep up the great job!
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It’s good, but there’s room for improvement
Jan 14, 2021 This is the first cocktails app I’ve installed, and I paid the one-time fee for the upgrade that adds hundreds more recipes to the app’s database. Because it’s the only app of its kind that I’ve used, I have nothing to compare it to. There are way more drinks in the database than I’ll ever try, but it’s good to have so many drink recipes to explore. I like that I can check favorite recipes, which get added to a “Favorites” collection. That makes it easy to find them again. You can also create your own collection of recipes, although I don’t see myself doing that. Also, each image is accompanied by a colorful image of a glass containing the finished beverage in the recipe. The image isn’t a photograph, rather, it’s an artist’s rendering that suggests what the finished drink looks like. Personally, I’d rather see a photograph, but I don’t object to the illustrations. You can create individual drink recipes, too, and this is a nice feature, which brings me to a criticism. I created my first recipe for a Mai Tai, because the recipe included in the app doesn’t mention ice. I’d never had a Mai Tai before, but I couldn’t imagine it wouldn’t include ice. So I googled Mai Tai, and sure enough, it’s made with crushed ice. If there was a way to edit recipes in the default database, I would have added a sentence in the description of how to make the drink, but the default recipes can’t be edited. So I created a new recipe for Trader Vic’s version of the Mai Tai and noted that it requires crushed ice. Another criticism is that there are a lot of typos and misspellings. The first drink that appears on the default “Cocktails” tab is the “Honye B.” I cold be wrong, but I think it’s supposed to be spelled “Honey B,” since one of the ingredients is honey. And that brings up another issue. In the recipe for “Honye B,” the measurement for the honey ingredient is “20 pc.” That measurement also appears in the ingredients for a Bloody Mary... Worcestershire sauce: 3 pc, and Pepper: 2 pc. What is a “pc”? Maybe if I were a mixologist, I’d know what a “pc” of honey is, but I have no idea. The instructions for a Kamikaze read, “Shake with ice cube and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.” Just one ice cube? My intuition says ice *cubes* but the ambiguous instructions would lead me to google the drink recipe just to be sure. The Mojito recipe calls for mint *sprigs,* but the mixing instructions say “muddle mint *springs* with sugar and lime juice...” It’s obvious that the author meant to say “muddle mint *sprigs,*” but this is another example of sloppy, or nonexistent, copy editing. I’ve only looked at a few dozen recipes and found the errors above. I’m guessing that there are probably several more typos, spelling, and usage errors among the hundreds of recipes that I haven’t viewed yet. The point, for me, is that all of these little errors (including omitting the crushed ice for the Mai Tai recipe) don’t inspire confidence in the app. I shouldn’t have to google a drink recipe to verify that a recipe included in this app is accurate. I appreciate what the developer has done, and the app is useful, but it doesn’t reflect the highest level of professionalism. It’s not polished.more
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Not sure I’ll keep it.
Mar 24, 2020 Attractive set up. The free version is pretty limited though. Common and popular ingredients like Peppermint Shnapps and spiced rum aren’t included. It doesn’t seem to support adding ingredients or my own recipes. It might be worth the $4 if that feature were available. Otherwise it’s too limited to be useful to me.more -
Meh
Apr 27, 2019 Is there a way to change it from ml to oz. our messed up American measuring system makes it unusable 🤷♂️
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Partial translation
Feb 20, 2019 I saw glowing reviews for this app and thought, meh, why not? When I opened the app I was a little blindsided by the wall of Cyrillic text that came up. Ack! Nobody mentioned that in the reviews. I poked at random things until I managed to toggle the language to English. Some content remained untranslated, though. This app is therefore of limited use.more
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Nov 20, 2020 Плохая кастомизация. Половина коктейлей за деньги. Не интуитивное меню.
What’s Groovy
This is really nice idea app specially to all bartenders out there. Even I am not a bartender but I love mixing my drinks. Absolutely to recommend this app. There are lots of cocktails to search too. Fantastic!
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What’s Subpar
Idea is great, but it looks like all content is loaded from internet every time. It stopped me from bying - I would like to have everything locally for cases when internet is not available.
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Worth paying to unlock all recipients
As the subject says this review is with me buying all recipes, can’t vouch for the free version alone. So far I’ve tried three drinks (Alabama Slammer, Beach Day and Toasted Almonds) and all were just as I remember them. Part I love: recipes are accurate, don’t have to click multiple sites while rolling the dice on their accuracy/deal with their ads/etc, I can pick drinks on what I have and even add what I have via the drink ingredients. Part I don’t enjoy: being four bucks poorer, but I’ll live as it’s a one time charge and not a subscription -
A huge selection of cocktails with collections of recipes for any occasion.
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I would recommend
This app is user friendly plus allows me to mark my favorites! Excellent app and I would recommend it for people like me. -
Good app for cocktails recipes. Simple and easy to use.
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Not sure I’ll keep it.
Attractive set up. The free version is pretty limited though. Common and popular ingredients like Peppermint Shnapps and spiced rum aren’t included. It doesn’t seem to support adding ingredients or my own recipes. It might be worth the $4 if that feature were available. Otherwise it’s too limited to be useful to me. -
Awesome app
This is an awesome app; I love it! Just can’t figure out what the number relates to on each drink!!! Hmmmm! Keep up the great job! -
Many great cocktail recipes! Really more than 1000😀. I added my ingredients and then see what cocktails I can made. Thanks to developers))
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Great app.
Easy to use, simple instruction, multiple methods to search for a drink; search by name, type, and my favorite, by listing ingredients on had and instantly discover the possible concoctions that await! Allows you to indicate a recipe as a favorite, easily accessible, and searching nearly eliminated. I'm excited to continue using this app and curious as to how long it will take for me to get through all of the recipes... -
Wow! Nice app! Like it a lot!
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It’s good, but there’s room for improvement
This is the first cocktails app I’ve installed, and I paid the one-time fee for the upgrade that adds hundreds more recipes to the app’s database. Because it’s the only app of its kind that I’ve used, I have nothing to compare it to. There are way more drinks in the database than I’ll ever try, but it’s good to have so many drink recipes to explore. I like that I can check favorite recipes, which get added to a “Favorites” collection. That makes it easy to find them again. You can also create your own collection of recipes, although I don’t see myself doing that. Also, each image is accompanied by a colorful image of a glass containing the finished beverage in the recipe. The image isn’t a photograph, rather, it’s an artist’s rendering that suggests what the finished drink looks like. Personally, I’d rather see a photograph, but I don’t object to the illustrations. You can create individual drink recipes, too, and this is a nice feature, which brings me to a criticism. I created my first recipe for a Mai Tai, because the recipe included in the app doesn’t mention ice. I’d never had a Mai Tai before, but I couldn’t imagine it wouldn’t include ice. So I googled Mai Tai, and sure enough, it’s made with crushed ice. If there was a way to edit recipes in the default database, I would have added a sentence in the description of how to make the drink, but the default recipes can’t be edited. So I created a new recipe for Trader Vic’s version of the Mai Tai and noted that it requires crushed ice. Another criticism is that there are a lot of typos and misspellings. The first drink that appears on the default “Cocktails” tab is the “Honye B.” I cold be wrong, but I think it’s supposed to be spelled “Honey B,” since one of the ingredients is honey. And that brings up another issue. In the recipe for “Honye B,” the measurement for the honey ingredient is “20 pc.” That measurement also appears in the ingredients for a Bloody Mary... Worcestershire sauce: 3 pc, and Pepper: 2 pc. What is a “pc”? Maybe if I were a mixologist, I’d know what a “pc” of honey is, but I have no idea. The instructions for a Kamikaze read, “Shake with ice cube and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.” Just one ice cube? My intuition says ice *cubes* but the ambiguous instructions would lead me to google the drink recipe just to be sure. The Mojito recipe calls for mint *sprigs,* but the mixing instructions say “muddle mint *springs* with sugar and lime juice...” It’s obvious that the author meant to say “muddle mint *sprigs,*” but this is another example of sloppy, or nonexistent, copy editing. I’ve only looked at a few dozen recipes and found the errors above. I’m guessing that there are probably several more typos, spelling, and usage errors among the hundreds of recipes that I haven’t viewed yet. The point, for me, is that all of these little errors (including omitting the crushed ice for the Mai Tai recipe) don’t inspire confidence in the app. I shouldn’t have to google a drink recipe to verify that a recipe included in this app is accurate. I appreciate what the developer has done, and the app is useful, but it doesn’t reflect the highest level of professionalism. It’s not polished.
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It’s good, but there’s room for improvement
This is the first cocktails app I’ve installed, and I paid the one-time fee for the upgrade that adds hundreds more recipes to the app’s database. Because it’s the only app of its kind that I’ve used, I have nothing to compare it to. There are way more drinks in the database than I’ll ever try, but it’s good to have so many drink recipes to explore. I like that I can check favorite recipes, which get added to a “Favorites” collection. That makes it easy to find them again. You can also create your own collection of recipes, although I don’t see myself doing that. Also, each image is accompanied by a colorful image of a glass containing the finished beverage in the recipe. The image isn’t a photograph, rather, it’s an artist’s rendering that suggests what the finished drink looks like. Personally, I’d rather see a photograph, but I don’t object to the illustrations. You can create individual drink recipes, too, and this is a nice feature, which brings me to a criticism. I created my first recipe for a Mai Tai, because the recipe included in the app doesn’t mention ice. I’d never had a Mai Tai before, but I couldn’t imagine it wouldn’t include ice. So I googled Mai Tai, and sure enough, it’s made with crushed ice. If there was a way to edit recipes in the default database, I would have added a sentence in the description of how to make the drink, but the default recipes can’t be edited. So I created a new recipe for Trader Vic’s version of the Mai Tai and noted that it requires crushed ice. Another criticism is that there are a lot of typos and misspellings. The first drink that appears on the default “Cocktails” tab is the “Honye B.” I cold be wrong, but I think it’s supposed to be spelled “Honey B,” since one of the ingredients is honey. And that brings up another issue. In the recipe for “Honye B,” the measurement for the honey ingredient is “20 pc.” That measurement also appears in the ingredients for a Bloody Mary... Worcestershire sauce: 3 pc, and Pepper: 2 pc. What is a “pc”? Maybe if I were a mixologist, I’d know what a “pc” of honey is, but I have no idea. The instructions for a Kamikaze read, “Shake with ice cube and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.” Just one ice cube? My intuition says ice *cubes* but the ambiguous instructions would lead me to google the drink recipe just to be sure. The Mojito recipe calls for mint *sprigs,* but the mixing instructions say “muddle mint *springs* with sugar and lime juice...” It’s obvious that the author meant to say “muddle mint *sprigs,*” but this is another example of sloppy, or nonexistent, copy editing. I’ve only looked at a few dozen recipes and found the errors above. I’m guessing that there are probably several more typos, spelling, and usage errors among the hundreds of recipes that I haven’t viewed yet. The point, for me, is that all of these little errors (including omitting the crushed ice for the Mai Tai recipe) don’t inspire confidence in the app. I shouldn’t have to google a drink recipe to verify that a recipe included in this app is accurate. I appreciate what the developer has done, and the app is useful, but it doesn’t reflect the highest level of professionalism. It’s not polished. -
Awesome app
This is an awesome app; I love it! Just can’t figure out what the number relates to on each drink!!! Hmmmm! Keep up the great job! -
Worth paying to unlock all recipients
As the subject says this review is with me buying all recipes, can’t vouch for the free version alone. So far I’ve tried three drinks (Alabama Slammer, Beach Day and Toasted Almonds) and all were just as I remember them. Part I love: recipes are accurate, don’t have to click multiple sites while rolling the dice on their accuracy/deal with their ads/etc, I can pick drinks on what I have and even add what I have via the drink ingredients. Part I don’t enjoy: being four bucks poorer, but I’ll live as it’s a one time charge and not a subscription -
Not sure I’ll keep it.
Attractive set up. The free version is pretty limited though. Common and popular ingredients like Peppermint Shnapps and spiced rum aren’t included. It doesn’t seem to support adding ingredients or my own recipes. It might be worth the $4 if that feature were available. Otherwise it’s too limited to be useful to me. -
I would recommend
This app is user friendly plus allows me to mark my favorites! Excellent app and I would recommend it for people like me. -
Great app.
Easy to use, simple instruction, multiple methods to search for a drink; search by name, type, and my favorite, by listing ingredients on had and instantly discover the possible concoctions that await! Allows you to indicate a recipe as a favorite, easily accessible, and searching nearly eliminated. I'm excited to continue using this app and curious as to how long it will take for me to get through all of the recipes... -
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ненависть и кое-что ещё клаас! -
Best app.
The best bartender app that I've tried! The organization of the ingredients and drinks is great and the fact that you can sort and select ingredients and drinks as you need to is great to me. -
Nice app!!
Fantastic app for coctails. It is very cool that you can see from the very first moment what you can make with your ingredients set. -
So good app.
Great way to keep track of your personal recipes and what you have the ingredients to make. I only wish it was easier to mass edit certain things.
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Worth paying to unlock all recipients
As the subject says this review is with me buying all recipes, can’t vouch for the free version alone. So far I’ve tried three drinks (Alabama Slammer, Beach Day and Toasted Almonds) and all were just as I remember them. Part I love: recipes are accurate, don’t have to click multiple sites while rolling the dice on their accuracy/deal with their ads/etc, I can pick drinks on what I have and even add what I have via the drink ingredients. Part I don’t enjoy: being four bucks poorer, but I’ll live as it’s a one time charge and not a subscription -
A huge selection of cocktails with collections of recipes for any occasion.
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I would recommend
This app is user friendly plus allows me to mark my favorites! Excellent app and I would recommend it for people like me. -
Good app for cocktails recipes. Simple and easy to use.
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Awesome app
This is an awesome app; I love it! Just can’t figure out what the number relates to on each drink!!! Hmmmm! Keep up the great job! -
Many great cocktail recipes! Really more than 1000😀. I added my ingredients and then see what cocktails I can made. Thanks to developers))
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Great app.
Easy to use, simple instruction, multiple methods to search for a drink; search by name, type, and my favorite, by listing ingredients on had and instantly discover the possible concoctions that await! Allows you to indicate a recipe as a favorite, easily accessible, and searching nearly eliminated. I'm excited to continue using this app and curious as to how long it will take for me to get through all of the recipes... -
Wow! Nice app! Like it a lot!
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Excellent, love it!
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Very nice app.
It would be nice if you could click on multiple ingredients and have the app tell you the list of drinks you could make; or would also be nice to be able to add an ingredientwhile type creating a cocktail recipe
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It’s good, but there’s room for improvement
This is the first cocktails app I’ve installed, and I paid the one-time fee for the upgrade that adds hundreds more recipes to the app’s database. Because it’s the only app of its kind that I’ve used, I have nothing to compare it to. There are way more drinks in the database than I’ll ever try, but it’s good to have so many drink recipes to explore. I like that I can check favorite recipes, which get added to a “Favorites” collection. That makes it easy to find them again. You can also create your own collection of recipes, although I don’t see myself doing that. Also, each image is accompanied by a colorful image of a glass containing the finished beverage in the recipe. The image isn’t a photograph, rather, it’s an artist’s rendering that suggests what the finished drink looks like. Personally, I’d rather see a photograph, but I don’t object to the illustrations. You can create individual drink recipes, too, and this is a nice feature, which brings me to a criticism. I created my first recipe for a Mai Tai, because the recipe included in the app doesn’t mention ice. I’d never had a Mai Tai before, but I couldn’t imagine it wouldn’t include ice. So I googled Mai Tai, and sure enough, it’s made with crushed ice. If there was a way to edit recipes in the default database, I would have added a sentence in the description of how to make the drink, but the default recipes can’t be edited. So I created a new recipe for Trader Vic’s version of the Mai Tai and noted that it requires crushed ice. Another criticism is that there are a lot of typos and misspellings. The first drink that appears on the default “Cocktails” tab is the “Honye B.” I cold be wrong, but I think it’s supposed to be spelled “Honey B,” since one of the ingredients is honey. And that brings up another issue. In the recipe for “Honye B,” the measurement for the honey ingredient is “20 pc.” That measurement also appears in the ingredients for a Bloody Mary... Worcestershire sauce: 3 pc, and Pepper: 2 pc. What is a “pc”? Maybe if I were a mixologist, I’d know what a “pc” of honey is, but I have no idea. The instructions for a Kamikaze read, “Shake with ice cube and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.” Just one ice cube? My intuition says ice *cubes* but the ambiguous instructions would lead me to google the drink recipe just to be sure. The Mojito recipe calls for mint *sprigs,* but the mixing instructions say “muddle mint *springs* with sugar and lime juice...” It’s obvious that the author meant to say “muddle mint *sprigs,*” but this is another example of sloppy, or nonexistent, copy editing. I’ve only looked at a few dozen recipes and found the errors above. I’m guessing that there are probably several more typos, spelling, and usage errors among the hundreds of recipes that I haven’t viewed yet. The point, for me, is that all of these little errors (including omitting the crushed ice for the Mai Tai recipe) don’t inspire confidence in the app. I shouldn’t have to google a drink recipe to verify that a recipe included in this app is accurate. I appreciate what the developer has done, and the app is useful, but it doesn’t reflect the highest level of professionalism. It’s not polished.
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Not sure I’ll keep it.
Attractive set up. The free version is pretty limited though. Common and popular ingredients like Peppermint Shnapps and spiced rum aren’t included. It doesn’t seem to support adding ingredients or my own recipes. It might be worth the $4 if that feature were available. Otherwise it’s too limited to be useful to me. -
Meh
Is there a way to change it from ml to oz. our messed up American measuring system makes it unusable 🤷♂️
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Плохая кастомизация. Половина коктейлей за деньги. Не интуитивное меню.
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Partial translation
I saw glowing reviews for this app and thought, meh, why not? When I opened the app I was a little blindsided by the wall of Cyrillic text that came up. Ack! Nobody mentioned that in the reviews. I poked at random things until I managed to toggle the language to English. Some content remained untranslated, though. This app is therefore of limited use.
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Partial translation
I saw glowing reviews for this app and thought, meh, why not? When I opened the app I was a little blindsided by the wall of Cyrillic text that came up. Ack! Nobody mentioned that in the reviews. I poked at random things until I managed to toggle the language to English. Some content remained untranslated, though. This app is therefore of limited use.
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I saw glowing reviews for this app and thought, meh, why not? When I opened the app I was a little blindsided by the wall of Cyrillic text that came up. Ack! Nobody mentioned that in the reviews. I poked at random things until I managed to toggle the language to English. Some content remained untranslated, though. This app is therefore of limited use.
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Плохая кастомизация. Половина коктейлей за деньги. Не интуитивное меню.
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4.27.19
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