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A cocktail is a mixed alcoholic drink that usually contains [[whisky]], brandy, [[vodka]], [[rum]], or [[gin]] and then is combined with fruit juices, sodas, or other liqueurs and liquors and is often served chilled. A basic example of a cocktail would be a mixture of rum and [[Coca-Cola]]. Cocktails can also be non-alcoholic, an example of one such cocktail is the ''Shirley Temple''.
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A '''Cocktail''' is a mixed alcoholic drink that usually contains [[whisky]], brandy, [[vodka]], [[rum]], or [[gin]] and then is combined with fruit juices, sodas, or other liqueurs and liquors and is often served chilled. A basic example of a cocktail would be a mixture of rum and [[Coca-Cola]]. Cocktails can also be non-alcoholic, an example of one such cocktail is the ''Shirley Temple''.

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A Cocktail is a mixed alcoholic drink that usually contains whisky, brandy, vodka, rum, or gin and then is combined with fruit juices, sodas, or other liqueurs and liquors and is often served chilled. A basic example of a cocktail would be a mixture of rum and Coca-Cola. Cocktails can also be non-alcoholic, an example of one such cocktail is the Shirley Temple.