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The store currently lists version 2.8, updated 2026-10-17.
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Cocktail Sip is a drink recipes app for your home bar. Tick the bottles and mixers you own and see every cocktail and mocktail you can make tonight, the ones one or two ingredients away, and the next bottle that unlocks the most.
MY BAR
• Tick your bottles, mixers, juices, syrups and fresh ingredients, or start from a Classic or Zero-proof kit
• See what you can make now, plus what's one or two ingredients away
• "Next bottle" shows the single purchase that unlocks the most new recipes
• Garnishes never block a recipe, and pantry staples like ice and sugar are always counted
• Zero-proof mode shows only alcohol-free recipes
137 DETAILED RECIPES
Classics, martinis, tropical, tiki, floral, modern, hot, frozen and 29 non-alcoholic recipes, each with measured ingredients, glassware, prep time, difficulty and step-by-step instructions.…
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Now free to download. All 148 recipes, the Mixing stand, My Bar, Favorites, the shopping list and the seasonal collections stay free. The AI Creator makes your first 2 cocktails free, and a one-time Pro unlock makes it unlimited.
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