New Orleans' signature drinks are almost as famous as the nightlife bars and hot spots that make them
1. Hurricane at Pat O'Brien's
A sweet, juice-filled rum drink that is the most famous on Bourbon Street.
2. French 75 at the French 75 Bar at Arnaud's
A potent cocktail made with gin, Champagne, lemon juice and sugar.
3. Ramos Gin Fizz at The Sazerac Bar in The Roosevelt New Orleans
New Orleans' classic "morning after" drink is a frothy, sweet, ice-free gin cocktail that has been served since the 1880s.
4. Pimm's Cup at the Napoleon House
A classic, refreshing cocktail that dates back to 1840 and features Pimm's No. 1, lemonade and 7UP.
5. The Absinthe House Frappé at Tujague's
The signature cocktail is a simple concoction of absinthe, anisette and soda water.
6. The Vieux Carré at The Carousel Bar
A strong drink mixing whiskey, cognac and bitters, served on the rocks.
7. Sazerac at Swizzle Stick Bar in the Loew's Hotel
The official cocktail of New Orleans is a mix of rye whiskey, bitters and absinthe.
8. Bourbon Milk Punch at Dickie Brennan's Bourbon House
A milky bourbon drink with a touch of nutmeg that's perfect for brunch.
9. Café Brulot at Antoine's
A flaming brandy coffee drink with a touch of cinnamon served at a restaurant that's been in business since the Civil War days.
10. Hand Grenade at Tropical Isle
The proprietors keep the ingredients of this neon green drink a secret, only calling it the most powerful cocktail on Bourbon Street. It comes served in a custom plastic yard glass, tinted green and shaped like a grenade at the bottom.