Ready to Drink Cocktails
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Ready-to-drink cocktails skip the mixing, the measuring, and the leftover bottles. Crack one open, pour it over ice, and it's done. The ready-to-drink collection covers everything from single-serve cans and 375ml bottles to variety packs and party-size formats, all available to buy online and shipped to your door. Shop by Cocktail The selection runs wide. Margarita is the clear standout. Canned margaritas, ready to drink margaritas, spicy, skinny, mango: there are more choices here than you'll find almost anywhere else. The espresso martini has become a serious category in its own right, with options worth trying cold and poured into a glass. Beyond that: old fashioned, manhattan, cosmopolitan, negroni, whiskey sour, paloma, horchata cocktails, and even moonshine, all premixed and ready to serve. Shop by Format Single-serve cans are the low-commitment entry point. One can, one serving, no leftover bottle to deal with. Variety packs let you sample across cocktail types or brands before committing to a case. If you're trying RTDs for the first time, a cocktail variety pack is the practical place to start. Party size covers the 1.75L and 3L "Biggies," formats designed for pouring into a punchbowl or setting out at a gathering. Twisted Shotz and SLRRRP shot packs round out the entertaining options. Low-ABV and lighter options include June Shine hard kombucha and lighter canned cocktails for anyone looking to keep the alcohol content in check. Featured Brands BuzzBallz packs spirit-forward alcohol into single-serve spheres, with more punch than a standard can. BeatBox beverages provide party-size formats and bold flavors. Whip Shots is vodka-infused whipped cream, which is its own category. June Shine makes hard kombucha for the lighter end of the spectrum. On the premium single-serve side: Casamigos, Ketel One, Crown Royal, Bulleit, Tanqueray, and Jose Cuervo all have RTD expressions worth knowing about. These are bar-quality cocktails in portable format, using the actu