22 Super Bowl Drinks for Your Game Day Party

You can't beat this one for simplicity. It's basically just lemonade spiked with peach schnapps, and the flavor makes fans of your guests.

This drink has Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey with club soda, and it's amazing. The soda cuts the sweetness of the liquor and makes the drink refreshing.

Cream soda spiked with vanilla vodka. Simplest pour in the world, and you just can't go wrong with it. And the flavor is a winner with everybody.

Apricot brandy gets doused with gin and lemon juice to cut that sweetness and wake up the whole flavor.

The Alabama Slammer tastes amazing. It blends Southern Comfort and sloe gin - and you want to buy them both in the higest strength possible - with orange juice and amaretto.

This drink adds cola to the traditional Black Russian. It tastes like cola with coffee, which is every bit as good as it sounds.

This simple drink features George Dickel No. 12 blended with lemonade. Nothing fancy or difficult about this one. A very easy pour, and you can make it up in pitchers before the game.

The Lunchbox cocktail is designed for chugging. There's nothing sophisticated about it, and no reason to linger. It's beer-based and very simple, and you can make it in big batches.

This is a Tom Collins made with limoncello, and it's a must try for anyone who enjoys limoncello. But even if you're not a fan, you will probably still love this drink because it's such a good combination of flavors.

This is a tasty drink featuring Crown Royal with fresh squeezed lemon juice and some soda. It's refreshing and delicious, and a great choice for Crown fans.

This drink doesn't involve the pureeing of any watermelons. It's just a mix of spirits and fruit juices that ends up tasting a little like watermelon - with spice. It's different and delicious, and easy to make in advance.

Captain Morgan's Spiced Rum, root beer and cola blended together. The taste is a little bit spicy, nicely sweet, and will be loved by anyone who likes any of the ingredients.

This drink is basically all the white liquors plus some Chambord. It's potent as anything, since there are no mixers and hardly any of it is in the lower proof range. And it tastes like a particularly great black raspberry.

Tequila, orange juice and pineapple juice are the main ingredients of this one. It's like a Tequila Sunrise with pineapple instead of the berry flavor of grenadine.

Whiskey and dry vermouth meet the flavors of orange and lime. This is such a good whiskey cocktail, and will be enjoyed by whiskey lovers and non-whiskey-lovers alike.

This classic blends the flavors of coconut and pineapple with a touch of Tia Maria and plenty of rum. This is the original version of the recipe, so it might be a little bit different from what you've had at bars.

This one blends amaretto and raspberry syrup with lemonade. It's sweet and tart, with that rich, nutty flavor from the amaretto.

A super simple drink that blends cola with red wine. This one is a great way to use up leftover red. If you don't have any leftover, an inexpensive but drinkable bottle will do.

Midori and lemonade meet three white liquors. Tastes like melon and lemon, so it's sweet and tart and fruity and all round delicious. But strong.

The flavor is vanilla and orange, and there's a good bit of vodka in there. This is another one that's super easy to make.

Grape juice, gin and Sprite make for a sweet and citrus combination with bubbles. This is a fun, fruity drink that's refreshing.

If all of the above sounded too fancy to you, try this mix of beer, lemonade and vodka. Very simple and unpretentious.