Another option for green drinks is the naturally verdant mojito. A refreshing cocktail on hot days, this minty, rum-based drink still works in the cold days of March. The secret to a perfect mojito here is infusing the rum and straining the mint, you can even blitz it in a blender for a party!

Over the years, green cocktails and green beers have become synonymous with St. Patrick’s Day. It all started in the early 1900s in New York City with the introduction of green beer, which was created with blue food coloring.

We welcomed Thomas Walsh with Flying Tumbler this morning on The Rhode Show. He made us two cocktail creations with their signature Irish Whiskey. Flying Tumbler Daisy Ingredients: 2 oz Flying

Local Longview businesses are partnering to host a St. Patrick’s Day-themed block party for charity. Silver Grizzly Espresso and Oil Horse Brewing Company will donate 10 percent of proceeds to Greater Longview United Way.

Forget the green beer or the Irish stout. These golden cocktails add some extra sparkle to the St. Patrick's Day celebration. From whiskey to rum, everyone is feeling lucky after a few sips.

Everyone can be Irish on St. Paddy's Day, especially with a green drink in hand. From cocktails to mocktails to beer, you'll find the right way to celebrate.

Photo by2foodtrippers.com There's no need to adjust your screen. While you might expect an Emerald cocktail to be green, its hue is actually amber. This cocktail's moniker has everything to do with the heritage of its primary ingredient and nothing to do with the cocktail's color.