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These are the best cocktails to drink on a plane

By Matthew Lynch
March 4, 2024
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Sipping a cocktail high above the clouds can be one of the most relaxing ways to travel, making your flight an enjoyable part of your journey. Here, we take a look at the best cocktails to enjoy while you’re in the air, ensuring your flight is just as exciting as your destination.

1. Bloody Mary – A classic choice for frequent flyers, the Bloody Mary has a comforting blend of tomato juice, vodka, and a splash of lemon and spices. Its savory flavor can be a welcome reprieve from typically bland airline food and may even help settle a nervous flyer’s stomach.

2. Gin & Tonic – The quintessential gin & tonic is light and refreshing, perfect for enjoying on a short daytime flight. The bitterness of the tonic can help ward off jet lag, while the botanicals in gin offer a calming aroma. It’s simple yet sophisticated, making it an excellent choice regardless of your destination.

3. Margarita – For those heading to tropical locations, starting off with a margarita can get you in the right mindset. Although not always available on all flights, when it is, its tangy mix of tequila, triple sec, and lime is an instant vacation in a glass.

4. Whiskey Sour – If you prefer something with a bit more depth, a whiskey sour is hard to beat. The combination of whiskey, lemon juice, and sugar provides a balanced and smooth drink that will keep you relaxed for hours in the sky.

5. Mojito – Another great option for those en route to or from sunny climes is the refreshing mojito. Mint leaves muddled with sugar and lime mixed with white rum create this light and crisp cocktail that’s synonymous with fun in the sun.

6. Champagne or Prosecco – Toast to your travels with some bubbles! Champagne and Prosecco are perfect celebratory drinks that can make your flight experience feel extra special. Not only do they taste great at high altitudes, but they also come in those delightful mini bottles which are perfect for air travel.

7. Moscow Mule – With its spicy kick of ginger beer combined with vodka and lime juice, the Moscow Mule served in its iconic copper mug (if available) is a trendy choice that adds some zesty excitement to your in-flight beverage options.

8. Wine Spritzer – For something lighter on alcohol but still flavorful, opt for a wine spritzer combining white wine with sparkling water and sometimes garnished with fruit or herbs.

Each cocktail offers something different depending on your mood or destination — whether it’s glamourous bubbles to celebrate going somewhere special or something soothing if you’re settling in for a long haul. Just remember to drink responsibly and consider how alcohol might affect you differently at high altitude before you enjoy these elevated libations!

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