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The Most Popular Cocktail Drinks in 2024

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A chart ranking the most popular cocktails by percent of respondents who picked them in a global Bacardi survey in 2023.

Charted: Which are the Most Popular Cocktail Drinks?

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Dry January might be be required to recover from the excesses of the holidays, but a whole new year beckons with more successes, milestones, and achievements, perhaps requiring more or less libations, depending on the country one is from.

But what are people craving from their alcohol mixes?

We chart out the most popular cocktail drinks in 2024, according to the annual consumer survey from the Bacardi Cocktail Trends Report.

Ranked: Most Popular Cocktails for 2024

The ever-versatile, but long-enduring Gin & Tonic comes in at first place (28%) for the most popular cocktail drink chosen by Bacardi’s survey respondents.

Allegedly, the Gin & Tonic traces back to 19th century India, when English soldiers began mixing their daily rations of quinine tonic with gin. Quinine was a common malaria drug up until the early 1900s.

The modern G&T is coupled with a fistful of ice and makes for a refreshing summer beverage. Its popularity is unparalleled across the Commonwealth, but also finds patrons in Europe, the U.S., Japan, and the Netherlands.

RankCocktail% of Respondents
1Gin & Tonic28%
2Mojito27%
3Margarita20%
4Bloody Mary20%
5Whisky and Coke19%
6Pina Colada19%
7Daiquiri18%
8Rum and Coke17%
9Gin Lemonade17%
10Vodka Lemonade15%
11Spritz15%
12Martini14%
13Irish Coffee14%
14Vodka Soda14%
15Cosmopolitan14%
16Espresso Martini13%
17Caipirinha12%
18Tequila Sunrise11%
19Whiskey Highball10%
20Tequila Soda10%

Note: The survey was designed as multiple choice, thus percentages do not sum to 100.

Another classic summer favorite, the Mojito comes in a close second (27%) by those surveyed. The white rum based cocktail originated in Cuba, though there is much debate on who (or which group) invented it first. Variations include using tequila instead of rum, adding muddled fruit, and switching out lime for lemon juice.

The Margarita and Bloody Mary tie for fourth place and the unpretentious but clearly popular Whiskey and Coke rounds out the top five.

Another 19% also love Piña Coladas (and possibly also dancing in the rain), a delicious blended mix of white-rum, cream of coconut, and pineapple juice. This island favorite is the official drink of Puerto Rico, from where it originates.

Ranked seven to 10, are two more rum-based drinks (the Daiquiri, and the Rum and Coke) and two lemonade mixes with gin and vodka respectively.

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Mapped: The Top Export in Each EU Country

Cars and petroleum dominate the European Union exports.

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Map displaying European Union countries' top exports (as of 2022).

The Top European Union Exports by Country

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The European Union (EU) exports over $6 trillion in products annually. The bloc boasts a diversified economy that encompasses fuel and mineral industries, cars, vaccines, and technology.

In this map, we display European Union countries’ top exports as of 2022. Data for the map was sourced from The Observatory of Economic Complexity.

Cars and Petroleum Dominate EU Exports

Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Finland, Greece, Lithuania, Sweden, and the Netherlands have petroleum gas or refined petroleum as their top export product.

The Netherlands exported $68.1 billion worth of refined petroleum in 2022, ranking third among the largest exporters globally. The country is home to BP Rotterdam Refinery, the biggest oil refinery in Europe.

CountryTop Export (2022)Value (USD Billions)
🇦🇹 AustriaCars$7.7B
🇧🇪 BelgiumPetroleum Gas$54.7B
🇧🇬 BulgariaRefined Petroleum$3.5B
🇭🇷 CroatiaRefined Petroleum$1.5B
🇨🇾 CyprusPassenger and Cargo Ships$1.3B
🇨🇿 Czech RepublicCars$25.5B
🇩🇰 DenmarkPackaged Medicines$15.9B
🇪🇪 EstoniaElectricity$1.1B
🇫🇮 FinlandRefined Petroleum$6.9B
🇫🇷 FrancePlanes, Helicopters, and/or Spacecraft$26.6B
🇩🇪 GermanyCars$149.0B
🇬🇷 GreeceRefined Petroleum$16.4B
🇭🇺 HungaryCars$12.3B
🇮🇪 IrelandVaccines$47.3B
🇮🇹 ItalyPackaged Medicines$34.4B
🇱🇻 LatviaSawn Wood$1.2B
🇱🇹 LithuaniaRefined Petroleum$5.5B
🇱🇺 LuxembourgIron blocks$1.6B
🇲🇹 MaltaIntegrated Circuits$1.1B
🇳🇱 NetherlandsRefined Petroleum$68.1B
🇵🇱 PolandCars (parts & accessories)$15.3B
🇵🇹 PortugalCars$4.4B
🇷🇴 RomaniaCars$6.7B
🇸🇰 SlovakiaCars$26.9B
🇸🇮 SloveniaPackaged Medicines$12.5B
🇪🇸 SpainCars$33.6B
🇸🇪 SwedenRefined Petroleum$12.9B

Besides petroleum, automobiles (and automobile parts) significantly contribute to the EU economy. Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Portugal, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain have automotive products as their top exports.

With well-known car brands such as Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and Porsche, Germany alone generates around $150 billion per year from car exports.

Other products help diversify the EU economy. France’s top export is planes, helicopters, and/or spacecraft, while Italy and Denmark excel in the packaged medicines industry. Ireland has a significant pharmaceutical industry, hosting major companies such as Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Novartis.

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