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Cocktail recipes scaled for your party — how many ml per drink?
Spritz, Negroni, Mojito and more — scale every ingredient in ml for 4, 10 or 20 drinks.
Quick answer
The useful question at a summer party is not the recipe for one glass — it is **how much gin, Aperol or rum for 12 people**. Pick a drink, enter guest count (or tap 6 / 10 / 20), get a total shopping list in ml. Worked example: **6 Spritz** = 6 × (60 ml prosecco + 40 ml Aperol) → **360 ml prosecco + 240 ml Aperol** plus soda and ice per glass.
- Prosecco
- 360 ml
- Aperol
- 240 ml
- Soda water
- splash per glass
- Ice
- fill glass
- Orange slice
- 6 slice
How to make it
- Fill a large wine glass with ice.
- Pour prosecco, then Aperol.
- Top with a splash of soda water.
- Garnish with an orange slice — serve immediately.
⚠️ Drink responsibly.
Formula: base dose × number of drinks × glass factor. Non-ml items (splash, mint) stay per-glass notes. Spirits are not sold via our links — use the list when shopping locally.
How it works
Each cocktail has its own page (Spritz, Negroni, Mojito…) for SEO; this hub lets you switch drinks in one tool. Bar tools only in affiliate links — drink responsibly.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate drinks for a party?+
Multiply each base ingredient by the number of glasses. A 20-person Spritz night needs 1.2 L prosecco and 800 ml Aperol before soda — use the calculator instead of mental math on the terrace.
Which cocktail is best for large groups?+
Spritz and Gin Tonic scale easily (few ingredients, built in the glass). Daiquiri and Margarita need shaking per round — better for ≤8 unless you batch in a pitcher with ice management.
Why separate pages per cocktail?+
Search intent is specific ("spritz for 6 people", "negroni measures") — dedicated URLs rank better than one generic page. All use the same scaler; pick your drink from the hub or land directly on Spritz, Mojito, etc.
Do you link to spirits?+
No — Amazon affiliate rules limit spirits. We link shakers, jiggers, glasses and ice moulds; buy bottles locally with the ml list from the calculator.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases — the price does not change for you.