Sip on these cocktails while watching your favourite IPL team. (IANS) 
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The cocktails you can enjoy while cheering for your favourite IPL team

Author : NewsGram Desk

The cricket season has returned. Imagine sitting back on your recliner sofa, relaxing, and watching your favourite IPL team play. You have some snacks or a bag of chips to keep you going for a few hours. You eat quickly, but you quickly become thirsty. Usually, a glass of your own concoction goes perfectly with watching a game on the screen.

Jack Daniel's offers some of the best and easiest cocktail recipes you can make at home before your game nights.

JACK APPLE MULE

Ingredients:
* 60 ml Jack Daniel's Tennessee Apple
* Top with Ginger Beer
* 1 squeeze Fresh Lime
* 1 Lime Wedge (Garnish)

Method:
* Pour Jack Apple over ice
* Add a splash of ginger beer and stir
* Add lime wedge to garnish

JACK & COKE

Ingredients:
* 60 ml Jack Daniel's Old No. 7
* Coke
* 1 Lime Wedge (Garnish)

Method:
* 3/4 fill a highball glass with cubed ice
* Pour Old No. 7 over ice
* Top with Coke
* Add lime wedge to garnish

TENNESSEE FIRE & ICE

Ingredients:
* 45 ml Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire
* 90 ml ginger ale
* Ice
* Lemon and/or lime wedge for garnish

Method:
* In a rocks glass, combine all the ingredients
* Stir
* Garnish with a lemon and/or lime wedge

(Recipes by Jack Daniel)

(AS/IANS)

Keywords: IPL, Indian Premier League, Cricket, Sports, Cocktail, Drinks.

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