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Summer is coming to an end with Labor Day, but fall is technically still weeks away from starting. Still, kids are going back to school. Vacations, long weekends and days of splashing around in the pool are winding down. But before the season is completely over, and before the hot weather completely leaves us, take this opportunity to whip up some cool and refreshing drinks. This Labor Day, whether you're grilling with friends or spending the night with family, enjoy these cocktails and mocktails. They're more than just delicious - they bring back all the great.


memories of summers past and this special time of year. While there are a few Country Email List exceptions, most cocktail and mocktail recipes only take 5 to 10 minutes to make. These refreshing drinks will impress your guests and add a little something extra to any outdoor gathering. Drink safely, drink responsibly, and continue to follow CDC guidance to minimize the spread of COVID-19. Editor's note: For information on the latest pandemic-related guidance, be sure to review the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health .






Organization (WHO) websites, as well as federal, state, tribal, and local policies so you can comply with guidelines for use in public and private settings. Updated requirements for mask wearing and gatherings in venues. How did some of today’s popular cocktails come to be? Whether you're at a bar or grill, cocktails and mocktails are likely to be popular refreshments on the menu, especially in late summer. When it comes to finding the perfect cocktail, you want a combination of spirit and fruit—sweet, but not too sweet and strong. (Otherwise, you might not feel as hot the next day.