Brunch Cocktails: Booze Recipes For The Time Between Breakfast And Lunch (PHOTOS)

Rules for booze, in the time between breakfast and lunch.

Look, it's time for the tyranny to end: it's okay to have a cocktail at brunch. "What do you mean," you might be asking yourself, "isn't a Bloody Mary or a Mimosa a brunch cocktail?" Yeah, sure. They are classics for a reason, but maybe we want some fruit. Maybe we want Campari. Maybe we're adults and we can drink whatever booze we please at breakfast.

Our general policy when imbibing at brunch is that if you toss a bunch of fruit in it, it's a brunch cocktail. Also, the presence of sparkling wine helps. However you like to drink at brunch, we'd just like to raise our glasses and toast. To another morning, another meal, another cocktail well-earned.

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Blood Orange Brunch Cocktail
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The Painkiller Cocktail
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Bicyclette
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Horseradish Vodka Bloody Mary
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Honeydew Mimosas
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Pimm's Cup
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Strawberry Milk Cocktail Float
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Honeyed Peach Melba Bellinis
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The Michelada
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Strawberry Rosé Spritzer
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Sparkling Grapefruit Sangria
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Spicy Pineapple Margarita
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Gail's Spicy Bloody Mary with Pickled Vegetables
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Grownup Jellied Espresso Shots
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Get the Grownup Jellied Espresso Shots recipe from Food52Come on, you know you want to.

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