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20 Flaming Cocktails to Drink

Flaming cocktail with fresh lime

Flaming cocktails are a fiery and thrilling twist on traditional mixed drinks. These eye-catching libations involve setting the alcohol on fire, creating a mesmerizing display of flames that not only looks impressive but also adds a unique smoky flavor to the drink. If you’re someone who loves to entertain and impress your guests, flaming cocktails are a fantastic way to add some excitement to your next gathering. Whether you’re hosting a lively party or simply enjoying a cozy night in with friends, the spectacle of an enflamed cocktail is sure to be a hit.

Flaming Dr. Pepper

Flaming Dr. Pepper Shot

One of the most famous flaming shots of all time, Flaming Dr. Pepper shots originated in a Texas bar in the 1980s. Ironically, they don’t contain Dr. Pepper. Instead, these dangerously tasty shots contain beer, amaretto, and high-proof rum. Each alcohol is a separate layer, starting with the beer foundation, followed by amaretto, and then topped with rum, which receives the flame and keeps it burning till you blow it out and swallow the shot!
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The Phoenix Cocktail

The Phoenix Cocktail
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Not only is this a flaming cocktail, but it also changes color. It is another multi-alcohol shot that requires you to make the ingredients from scratch. The Lemon elderflower syrup is a metallic blue, consisting of vodka, elderflower syrup, and lemon juice. The gin gets pearl luster dust and butterfly pea flowers to create a shimmering purple liquid. This is a great shot for Halloween parties, and it tastes delicious!
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Flaming Dragon’s Blood Cocktail

Flaming Dragon's Blood Cocktail
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Named for its blood-red color, this flaming cocktail is another showstopping Halloween cocktail. Despite its menacing name, this cocktail is a delicious raspberry daiquiri using scratch-made raspberry thyme simple syrup to infuse white rum and lemon juice. This recipe makes enough for six cocktails, but you can easily scale it up for a flaming rum punch bowl.
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Flaming S’mores Cocktail

Flaming S'mores Cocktail
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This ingenious flaming cocktail actually uses an alcohol-fueled flame to roast a marshmallow garnish! This classy, alcoholic take on everyone’s favorite campfire dessert vodka martini with chocolate liqueur and heavy cream. The martini glass rim is covered in a crushed graham cracker and cocoa powder mixture and three skewered marshmallows that roast over the 151 rum-fueled flames atop the martini mixture.
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Dracarys

Dracarys
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Inspired by the hit show, Game of Thrones, the Dracarys cocktail is a rum and dragonfruit cocktail with a flaming 151 floater. This recipe has you infuse white rum with frozen dragon fruit cubes, turning the rum a deep pink and sweetening it. The lemon juice and St. Germain adds a floral and tart finish.
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Flaming B52

Flaming B52
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Another layered shot, this flaming B52 cocktail layers coffee liqueur, Irish cream, and Gran Marnier in equal parts in a tall shot glass. You essentially get a striped beverage that tastes like a shot of dessert. A splash of 151 rum is all you need to top the shot off with a flame.
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Flaming Strawberry

Flaming Strawberry
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This elaborate flaming strawberry cocktail is worthy of professional mixologists’ praise. It starts with muddling fresh strawberries in a shaker with freshly squeezed lime juice, followed by a tropical trifecta of rum, crème de banana, and pineapple juice. Instead of topping the entire cocktail with 151, this recipe has you place the flame inside a hollowed-out lime peel.
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Flaming Lime Drop

Flaming Strawberry
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These flaming lime drops are essentially margarita shots. You make a classic margarita with lime juice, tequila, triple sec, and sugar in a shaker, straining the concoction into four shot glasses. The flame to top these shots comes from an edible candle consisting of a lime slice base topped with a 151 rum-soaked sugar cube.
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Flaming Ferrari

Flaming Ferrari
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The Flaming Ferrari isn’t just a cocktail but an entire drinking experience with directions on how to make it and drink it. The Flaming Ferrari contains a whopping five shots of liqueurs and spirits. The first four shots are different colored liqueurs, with the rum and orange cognac in separate shot glasses. This drink requires a tag-team duo to suck down the first four ingredients through the flaming top while pouring the extra shots in.
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Wildfire Cocktail

Wildfire Cocktail
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Another Game of Thrones-inspired cocktail, the Wildfire Cocktail, is a neon green flaming vodka shot. It’s a simple, three-ingredient shot consisting of watermelon vodka, vodka, and Midori melon liqueur. The 151 rum floater creates an almost blueish flame over these sweet, summery shots. This recipe makes one shot, but you can easily pour multiple shots for your Game of Thrones-watching party.
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The Goblet of Fire

The Goblet of Fire
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This regal-sounding cocktail draws inspiration from the Harry Potter movies. Even if you don’t have a goblet to serve them in, you’ll appreciate their delicious flavor and flaming top. This gold rum cocktail has the perfect blend of fruit and bitters, muddling blackberries with honey, and a dash of bitters for a sophisticated summer cocktail.
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Lumiere’s Torch

Lumiere's Torch
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You can skip dessert with this sinfully sweet and creamy cocktail. Named for the three-pronged candle character in Beauty and the Beast, Lumiere’s Torch is a vanilla vodka martini with amaretto and equal parts vodka and Bailey’s Irish Cream. The rum floater is a nice theatrical effect that gives credence to the cocktail’s name.
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Campfire Sling Cocktail

Campfire Sling Cocktail
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This elegant, wintery twist on the classic Old Fashioned blends rye whiskey with chocolate bitters and maple syrup in an Old Fashioned glass. It’s the perfect trifecta of smokey, bitter, and sweet. The flame comes from a twisted orange peel garnish that you soak in 151 rum.
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Flaming Lamborghini

Flaming Lamborghini
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Another tag-team drinking experience, the Flaming Lamborghini assumes the same drinking format as a duo of drinkers who suck various flaming shots through a straw out of a martini glass. The Flaming Lamborghini consists of sinfully sweet shots of Baileys, Blue Curacao, Sambuca, and Kahlua. This cocktail is not only a test of speed drinking but also of stomach strength. 
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Flaming Green Fairy

Flaming Green Fairy
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Absinthe is also known as the Green Fairy, so this cocktail shot gives you a double dose of the hallucinatory spirit. You get a shot of absinthe while also soaking sugar cubes in absinthe. The Fiery sugar cubes gently drop into the shot of absinthe with a splash of cold water. The flame creates whimsical green flares.
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Flaming Hot Zombie

Flaming Hot Zombie
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A perfect cocktail for a Tiki party or other tropical shindig, the Flaming Hot Zombie is a fruity, spicy rum cocktail. It blends golden rum with passion fruit puree, chili liqueur, pineapple juice, and a rich syrupy sweetener. The golden rum has a complex flavor that blends perfectly with the sweet and spicy kick of the liqueurs and juices.
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Flaming Spanish Coffee

Flaming Spanish Coffee
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This comforting and rich cocktail would be the perfect nightcap or brunch drink. It combines coffee and orange flavors, using coffee liqueur and triple sec. It’s essentially a spiked cold brew coffee cocktail with a flaming floater. The combination of coffee and orange is a wonderfully fragrant duo.
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Volcano Bowl

Volcano Bowl
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The ultimate Tiki-style rum punch bowl, the Volcano Bowl is a fiery rum inferno with Gold, Aged, and spiced rum. The alcohol blends with a fruity concoction of grapefruit and lime infused with Tiki spices and honey. Tiki spices are a spice-infused simple syrup with allspice and vanilla notes.
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Backdraft

Backdraft
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Named for the 1980s blockbuster, Backdraft is a flaming sambuca shot consisting of equal parts Drambuie and Grand Marnier. It tastes like a cinnamon fireball. The high-proof rum creates the flame, which drinkers will snuff out with their hands, leaving a solid seal over the cocktail. You slide a straw through the seal, sucking the shot and residual vapors.
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The S.O.S. Mai Tai

The S.O.S. Mai Tai
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Another impressive, flaming take on a classic Tiki drink, the S.O.S. Mai Tai is a tropical rum cocktail that uses Jamaican rum and white rum mixed with lime juice and orange Curacao. You serve the Mai Tai in a high ball glass, topping the cocktail with a flaming lime shell.
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Flaming cocktail with fresh lime

20 Flaming Cocktail Recipes

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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes

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